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for flower lovers
FLORAL DESIGN ELEMENT
PATTERN
Pattern in flower arranging means, simply, repeating what you did several
times, to make a pattern
Why bother?
If you repeat anything often enough it becomes a pattern which is something we love to see and identify. It can make a collection of seemingly disparate objects become a unified whole if they are placed in a pattern.
Geometry
Geometric lines and forms can characterise 'pattern'. The blocks are placed making an interesting
silhouette to provide variety and gives the whole design more
'personality'.
A massed display
Pattern is the main design element of many flower shop displays. They provide opportunities for contrast with line, texture, colour and form.
pattern on wood
Pattern is used
as a strong feature if you add plant material to follow the
natural patterns and lines of a piece of wood.Try it
yourself!
Pave
Pave is
a design style that uses the element of pattern very
strongly, combining with textural, colour and form contrasts to create some beautiful
effects.
more pave
By also choosing forms in similar tints, tones and shades it intensifies the effect of the pattern.
Pattern in a wreath
A repeat pattern with all the various forms evenly spaced around the edges creates a delightful
Spring wreath.
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