Fall/Holiday Flower School!

Announcing: FALL/HOLIDAY FLOWER SCHOOL!

THREE MONTHS OF LIVE CLASSES!

Workshops held throughout the holiday season to help you with fall decorating, building your floral portfolio, or diving deeper into seasonal floral arranging.


THE DETAILS

October 2nd: Fall wreath making

November 6th: Fall centerpiece

December 4th: Holiday arrangement

December 11th: Garland making (This bonus is available for pre-sale purchase only.)

11 AM PST

BONUS: If you sign up for the pre-sale, you will also be invited to our holiday garland making workshop!

MORE DETAILS HERE

Replays are available for people who book before school begins (classes cannot be purchased after they go live).

BOOK HERE!

Pre-Sale price with garland bonus available until August 20th.

See you in class!


Make a Posy with Me!

The cornflowers blossomed this week so I was inspired to make a small posy. Flower posies are one of my favorite types of flower bouquets to make. Here I am using flowers I picked from my balcony garden as well as a few bunches of herbs from a local and organic farm. I encourage flower students, both those looking to become florists, and those simply looking to add flowers to their weekly wellness practice, to make a flower arrangement weekly. Join me? 

When you start working with fresh flowers weekly, you improve your home and mental health. If you aspire to be a florist, working with flowers weekly will help you hone your skill and eventually build your portfolio of work.


Ingredients: 

basil (including cinnamon basil) 

flowering cilantro 

cosmos 

cornflower 

sweet pea 

radish flower 

fennel 

scented geranium 

pennyroyal 

Learn more about creating a balcony cutting garden and making posies in FIELD, FLOWER, VASE: Arranging and Crafting with Seasonal and Wild Blooms.


Low Bowl Flower Arrangement (foam free!)

Enjoy another free flower arranging workshop today! This flower arrangement is foam free and the beauty is in the surprising proportions, unexpected ingredients, and the all-natural mechanics!

Ingredients:

radish flowers

wild fennel

pink trumpet vine

sweet peas

scented geranium

Mechanics: 

twig grid with paper covered wire (you can also use narrow linen twine or waxed twine)

For the full instructions watch the video above. I hope you enjoy this workshop and please send over a photo of your arrangement if you make one!

-Chelsea

P.S. If you are new here and would like to learn more about sourcing fresh cut flowers, please join us for this free flower class all about sourcing beautiful cut flowers as a floral designer or floral stylist.

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