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Great Silk Flowers Arrangements

Friday, February 25th, 2011

When you are using silk flowers to decorate your home, fancy is the word that rings at the back of your mind. This is true even during the festive seasons. Therefore, you if you are looking for the definite trick to spruce up your home, silk flowers are the way to go. There are many arrangements that you can follow to bring up a winning combination. The following four are the best ideas to follow. Horizontal arrangements are the best choice if you prefer the low placed center table decorations. These will definitely need a shallower vase than you would need with other arrangements. Have smaller flowers on the side.

It is right to place two big flowers at most, and use these flowers as the focal point from which the other flowers will be arranged. A vertical arrangement You could have tall stemmed flowers set into a vertical standing container, with the foam fastened with glue. Some flowers you can use include carnations and roses. The long stems of the flowers can be cut down to the most suitable size, usually about thrice that of the container that will hold them. Start with the focal flowers, arranging them to cover the full span of the vase and then follow up with the other blossoms will come in afterwards.

Oval shape arrangement” if you have a more-formal setting involved, you should choose an oval shape arrangement. This consists of bright colored yet tall flowers arranged from a center focal point. The brightest colors are at the focal point and the colors become less bright, the more we move away from the center. Triangular Arrangement – You are likely to see this arrangement used in a wedding. The arrangement involves placing on the foam, the tallest flowers at the center and letting the smaller flowers be at the far sides. The flowers decorate the whole length and width of the flower. The width should be shorter than the height. Keep in mind that the focal point will be the main attraction from which the rest of the flowers will build base. The height should slant lower as it gets closer to the edges.

Tips for Making a Beautiful Silk Flower Arrangement

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010

Nearly anyone can learn to arrange flowers. You do not have to be a professional to make a beautiful silk flower arrangement. Silk flowers are an excellent choice for beginners because they are easy to work with and last forever. The best place to begin is to decide where the flowers will be placed. A flower arrangement that is for the centerpiece of a dining table will definitely look different than a flower arrangement that is going to be on a shelf or in a corner.

Next, pick a vase. The size and shape of the vase will determine the size of the flower arrangement. A general rule is to use a vase that is half the height of the arrangement. This will give it a nice balance. Also, if you want a very full arrangement, you will want to choose a vase that is larger and has a wider opening. If you are going for something simple and sophisticated, you can choose a tall vase with a narrow opening. Another good choice for the beginning florist is to use a vase that has a crosshatch pattern over the top. This allows you to arrange the flowers more easily and evenly.

The only limit when choosing the flowers to arrange is your imagination. You can select a bunch of flowers that are the same color but in varying hues of that color. For instance choose several flowers that are different shades of yellow, from palest lemon to deep gold. Or you can work with all warm shades like yellow, orange and red, or all cool shades like blue, purple and green. It is best to choose three or more colors with one of them being more dominant than the others. It helps to have a color wheel that shows complementary colors, secondary colors and other pleasing color combinations.

To choose your design, you can go with a horizontal design or a vertical design, depending on what it is going to be used for. A vertical design that is spare and simple will look stunning on a corner table, and a horizontal design would look great on a buffet table or dining table. Use odd numbers of flowers to get the best effect.

Some people like to start with the greenery and fillers, and others like to start with the flowers. Experiment with both ways to find out which is more comfortable for you. Remember not to overload your vase. When you are done, take a step back and view your design. You want it to look symmetrical.