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contents | April 2005 |
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themes |
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inspiration |
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FROM THE PHILADELPHIA FLOWER SHOW Art in a box using dried plant material.
Shoes for Miss America, in pressed flowers.
More exquisite designs in boxes around themes.
Lemons for lemonade and floral design.
Apples take centre stage.
'From Sea to Shining Sea', pressed plant material becomes fine
art. Lets Rock is the theme.
An Ikenobo ikebana design by Elaine Heins. |
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Gregor Lersch, Master Florist from Germany asks for diversity and presents ideas to achieve this at a demonstration for the California State Floral Association, in San Francisco.
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floral projects |
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Try a beautiful, classic crescent design with Colleen Fernie.
Fascinating foliage with Chrissie Harten, this month it is
Mahonia.
Donna McPherson teaches the construction of a “vegetative
decorative” style of design to continue the series on Floristry
techniques.
Colour! Discover the theory and then try this Adjacent design
with Kath Quail. |
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ikebana |
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Enka Gorski from the Ohara School of Ikebana in Sydney,
Australia demonstrates the style.
Lily Karmatz give you ideas for using just one type of plant
material to make a beautiful design.
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regular features |
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the world as one |
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UK Florists, Marie Cheyne and Tracy Penellum get passionate! |
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www.floralartmall.com |
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