Winter Vase
Written By Nadine Brown
Description
In this tutorial, you will learn how to design directly into a large glass vase using the best winter florals as apposed to a hand tied design technique
Design Notes
Testimonials
“A beautiful vibrant vase Nadine ... I absolutely loved this tutorial the bees buzzing around and the beautiful lemons added so clever ... so inspiring I can’t wait to try Suez x”
~ Suez
“A beautiful vibrant vase Nadine ... I absolutely loved this tutorial the bees buzzing around & the beautiful lemons added so clever ... so inspiring I can’t wait to try Suez x”
~ Suez
“Wow Nadine. I love the way you have walked us through this. You have a lot of artistic skill.”
~ Kathryn
“Ahhhh simply stunning just like you 🤗
I feel like I am sitting in your studio with you Just mesmerised as you put your magic touch, your flare, and your love into this tutorial 🙏
This is just amazing girl 🧡”
~ Tracey
“Hi Nadine, this is a lovely vase. The poppies are sensational. Can you tell me please whether you treat the stems of the poppies in any way ie burn or scald them? Also I find wattle very difficult to make last in a vase, the only success I have is when I pick them as buds. Yours were very full flowering. How long did they last, and did you do anything to the stems first?
Also, the buddleiha is just gorgeous in this arrangement, so is there any special treatment needed for these (Ive never used it but I have some growing).
Thanks so much for sharing.”
~ Margaret
“Fabulous! We had a wild windy storm over the weekend and the wattle and budleija in my garden have born the brunt of it! I’ve been scavenging for other goodies and will play tomorrow. Cannot wait!”
~ Maudsgirl
“This would have to be one of the most beautiful vase arrangements I have ever seen, and to witness it becoming the piece is did was so mesmerizing. I particularly loved the golden nuggets of guidance in there about fluted vases being more forgiving and creating ‘Hey, you’ moments for certain flora. Thank you Nadine!”
~ Marni
“Wow Nadine. I love the way you have walked us through this. You have a lot of artistic skill.”
~ Kathryn
