You are such wonderful designer and teacher! I wish you would do a book with instructions and photos of your arrangements! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos!! I'm from Ohio. Would like to see arrangements with hydrangea and peonies. Have a great day!!❤
Nobody explains and motivates me to get courage and make flower arrangments as you do. Thank you very much. So elegant, not so much flower, but with statment.
As always you make such beautiful designs but what I love the most is the way you teach. I have taken many classes and walked away without any idea why they did what they did! I have learned so much from you. Thank so much!
Beautiful!! I am in California, zone 9b. I have lots of ranunculus, anemomes,tulips and daffodils blooming right now.I would love this with ranunculus!
Out now to find an elegant vase like your tall possibly black slim-line vase that looks fantastic. Love your suggestions for alternative greenery and flowers. Thank you.
Thanks again Robin, these vases were really popular in the early 2000, I used to use them a lot for wedding work. I had about 10 and a matching pair of huge ones for pedestals but unfortunately they are all smashed now!!
Beautiful. If you did this design with lisianthus flowers would you just use a single stem with 1 flower head as they tend to have a few flowers on the stem ?
I think it would depend on how visually heavy the flowers are. You could trim each stem, starting tall and thin with less flowers, then larger flower stems to the focal area
This one is quite heavy and as long as the arrangement has foliage at t the back to give it weight it remains stable. You can also add some sand or decorative pebbles to the base to give it extra weight but I've never needed it before.
when you design in foam, is it a problem for stems to keep watered when we have less than 1/2' of stems put into the foam? I understand that part of the glory of foam is that it will hold the water, but it just feels so counter intuitive to have the stem going opposite direction. do you tell customer to mist? I love this style and would like to try it , but am hesitant to give to customers. The apple core techniques is brilliant!
As long as the foam is water after delivery, it will keep the flowers fresh, yes the design can be misted, but too much misting in a UK climate will cause rotting of the flowers. Misting is for dry climates
@@sharondower thank you, for those of us who can't obtain, the 'Sussex silver' which is nigh on impossible, I've been searching for it under its Latin name to no avail. Broom comes in various colours too.
You are such wonderful designer and teacher! I wish you would do a book with instructions and photos of your arrangements! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos!! I'm from Ohio. Would like to see arrangements with hydrangea and peonies.
Have a great day!!❤
Thanks Pam. I would love to write a book but have no idea how to start!! 🤷
@@sharondower Please please do a book :)
@@marksmith3926 I've no idea how to start! Anyone here a publisher?
Simple is the best.Thank you
Thank you
I’m in Oklahoma, USA. I am learning so much from you and appreciate you sharing your knowledge
Awesome! Thank you!
Nobody explains and motivates me to get courage and make flower arrangments as you do. Thank you very much. So elegant, not so much flower, but with statment.
Thank you. Just enjoy arranging and don't worry.
@@sharondower thank you
You make it look so easy🙃
I've had a lot of practise
Great tip about cutting the foam in the back. Thank you. Beautiful as usual🥰 (Toronto, 🇨🇦)
Thanks again for watching
Wonderful, I did enjoy It...thanks
Thanks for watching
Beautifully done. I truly enjoyed ur teachings.I'm from the Caribbean and looking forward to more of ur designs. 💗
It's very beautiful.... Thank you
Thanks Tamara
Beautiful as always…simple arrangement but so elegant.
I am a fan of you from USA, suburban area of Philadelphia.
Awesome! Thank you!
Excellent tutorial
Thanks Bev x
As always you make such beautiful designs but what I love the most is the way you teach. I have taken many classes and walked away without any idea why they did what they did! I have learned so much from you. Thank so much!
Thank you so much! I love explaining the theory, but never know if its boring to listen too!!
So elegant.
A great teacher you are. Thank you so much.
You are very welcome and thanks for watching and commenting
Hi, Very beautiful. From Ohio.
Thank you
So enjoyed watching you design. Thank you.
Thanks again Julie
Beautiful as always
Thanks Anna
Love this design, simple yet stunningly elegant, thank you again for sharing.
Thanks again Sarah
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Thanks for watching
Live in the US on the east coast. Enjoy you teaching very much. Thanks for all that you share💐🌿
Thanks for watching
Thank you so much from Hong Kong, it's uneasy to have this kind of free online tutorial, very detailed & professional😍😍
You're so welcome! Thank you for watching
My goodness it’s so easy to learn with you. Thanks Sharon,
Thank you very much 🙂 and thanks for watching
Beautiful!! I am in California, zone 9b. I have lots of ranunculus, anemomes,tulips and daffodils blooming right now.I would love this with ranunculus!
Thank you for watching, there are ranunculus and anemones coming in one of the next tutorials.
Out now to find an elegant vase like your tall possibly black slim-line vase that looks fantastic. Love your suggestions for alternative greenery and flowers. Thank you.
Thanks again Robin, these vases were really popular in the early 2000, I used to use them a lot for wedding work. I had about 10 and a matching pair of huge ones for pedestals but unfortunately they are all smashed now!!
I love your artistry and technical skill!
Thank you, thats such a lovely compliment
stunningly creative design
Thanks for watching 😄
Fabulous. Thanks for all the tips. Making one as part of junior attainment certificate new Zealand
Best of luck! Keep practising.
So beautiful. 💐
Thank you
Beautiful arrangement Sharon you make it look so easy thank you
Thanks so much 😊I've had lots of practise
I ❤this design 😊 thank you
Thank you! Cheers!
Very pretty
Thank you! 😊
It’s so beautiful!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 It’s still seeing the floral foam?
Who is your Foliage Supplier in Ireland,
Irish Green Guys
Thank you
Thank u so much Mam. V nice explanation
Nice 👍
Thank you
Beautiful thanks
Thank you too
Beautiful, can you do a smaller version with three flowers?
I will try!
Beautiful.
Thanks for watching
Lovely Sharon.. 😍
Was wondering how water wasnt going to flow over the edge of the vase. Most remember your wee tip.
It's great for all shapes and sizes of arrangement
Oh i love it x
thank you
Beautiful. If you did this design with lisianthus flowers would you just use a single stem with 1 flower head as they tend to have a few flowers on the stem ?
I think it would depend on how visually heavy the flowers are. You could trim each stem, starting tall and thin with less flowers, then larger flower stems to the focal area
What do you do with the black container so it doesn't toople over with the weigh of the top,its just beautiful
This one is quite heavy and as long as the arrangement has foliage at t the back to give it weight it remains stable. You can also add some sand or decorative pebbles to the base to give it extra weight but I've never needed it before.
Thank you from USA Nisha
Thanks for watching
when you design in foam, is it a problem for stems to keep watered when we have less than 1/2' of stems put into the foam? I understand that part of the glory of foam is that it will hold the water, but it just feels so counter intuitive to have the stem going opposite direction. do you tell customer to mist? I love this style and would like to try it , but am hesitant to give to customers. The apple core techniques is brilliant!
As long as the foam is water after delivery, it will keep the flowers fresh, yes the design can be misted, but too much misting in a UK climate will cause rotting of the flowers. Misting is for dry climates
Awsam
Thanks for watching
What about Broom? I think that may work.
Broom would be amazing - thats a great suggestion.
@@sharondower thank you, for those of us who can't obtain, the 'Sussex silver' which is nigh on impossible, I've been searching for it under its Latin name to no avail. Broom comes in various colours too.
Soft ruscus, eucalyptus works well. What part of the world are you in? Sussex silver is fairly new, you can get it as a shrub
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thank you
Muita conversa e pouco trabalho 😞vídeo muito longo !
There is lots to learn 😃