How To Arrange Flowers in a Handtie Bouquet - Video Workshop
Are you thinking of learning how to arrange flowers so you can enjoy them more at home?
Have you considered making your own wedding bouquet but need a video to show you how?
Or have you always wondered how they make those gorgeous bouquets at the florists?
If you’re saying yes to any of the above, then I’ve made a flower arranging video workshop that will help you learn how to make a handtie bouquet.
In the flower workshop you’ll learn how to arrange flowers in a handtie bouquet. This design’s great for wedding bouquets, gifts and for going into a vase at home.
The workshop’s available on Skillshare, which is sort of like Netflix but for creative workshops instead of telly and film.
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If you’d love to get your creativity going in the realm of flowers, this workshop will show you how to create a wild-look handtie bouquet using the techniques the professional florists use.
It’s a beginner to intermediate workshop and in the video I guide you through all the steps including:
choosing fresh flowers and colours to work with
preparing flowers to last as long as possible
removing any leaves or thorns that will be going below the tie-point of the bouquet
arranging all the stems together to form the handtie bouquet
tying off the bouquet with rustic twine
But what is a handtie bouquet?
A handtie bouquet is an arrangement of flowers where the stems are placed in your hand and gradually built up to create a bouquet. The stems are tied together in one place once all the stems have been arranged.
In the video, you’ll also learn the spiral technique. This is when you place one stem next to the other, when you’re assembling the handtie, creating a spiral look with the stems and making it so much easier to adjust your flowers once they’re in the bouquet
I use this method when I make wedding bouquets. This is also a great florist skill to learn for making gift bouquets, arranging flowers to place in a vase to enjoy at home or at your wedding.
The style I show you in the workshop is for a handtie bouquet in a wild and natural look.
I designed the workshop so you can use your newly found flowers skills time and time again with different flower projects. Learning how to arrange flowers at home and at your own pace is a nice and soothing hobby too. If you’d like to carry on learning flower arranging techniques, you can learn all about how to arrange flowers in a jug over here.
