As part of our September Flower School, I’ll be walking you through the very first steps to start your career as a floral designer or floral artist. Gain confidence with your own designs, your own style, and lay the first parts of your foundation for your floral design career.
-Learn how to own your creativity and not be afraid to share your work.
-Gain confidence in floral design so you aren’t afraid to call yourself a floral designer or flower artist.
-Master the basics of working with fresh flowers.
-Procure and solidify your flower sourcing.
-Learn my blueprint for a successful flower arrangement.
-Find your own style and niche.
-Get personalized feedback and group coaching from me!
-Current career students and spring conference attendees enter the conference for free.
-Download our done for you cheatsheets to start bulding your systems around sourcing, flower recipes, and pricing.
-Lessons are a mix of live and recorded lessons.
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SAVE $50+ when you book by August 16th.
-Chelsea
In the search to reduce the footprint of one vase of flowers, I am always looking for new, more-earth-friendly ways to approach floral design.
Recently, I’ve been creating compositions with floral and plant cuttings. The stems grow roots in the vase and after go on to grow into plants and even offer food in the way of herbs, blossoms, or fruit to the owner.
I’ll be sharing this concept in a new hands-on workshop:
-Walk away with a list of plants you can use for this more circular design method
-Learn how to design with cuttings
-Learn how to use the cuttings after the floral arrangement has faded
-Make a floral composition using stems that will grow roots easily in the vase.
I am so excited to design with you in this new workshop on September 17th! All of our career students are automatically enrolled into the course.
If you’d like to book this single workshop, book here! You can also book it as part of our September Flower School Bundle by August 16th to save over $50!
See you in class!
Chelsea
The best way you can source sustainable flowers might be to grow your own.
The flower farmer movement has taken off in recent years, inspiring many to grow and support locally grown flowers vs. flying in flowers from half way across the world. This is a great trend and it is making a difference.
Local flower growing still uses a lot of resources that we don’t necessarily have. That’s why I was intrigued when Ferriss Donham told me about the flowers she’s been growing in Maine with rainwater and compost.
I’ll be hosting Ferriss at the flower school on September 10th for an interview, demo, and workshop. You’ll walk away with the following info!
-How to grow flowers with minimal resources
-How to grow flowers with rainwater and compost
-How to select the best flowers for your climate
-Why and how floral designs need to change to support sustainable flower growing
A packet with all of Ferriss’s best tips will be sent out to students!
If you are currently a career student, you will automaticallty be enrolled!
Book your spot here!
See you in class,
Chelsea
