This is a great video. I watch it often to remind myself how to do a hand tied. Simply because I don't do it often enough. I just have to practice often. Thank you for all of your great videos!
I think a good point to make is also to beginners- the more you add the more you will see the spiral happening. At college I was taught to put one stem over to the back and to twist it towards my body, add a stem and twist to create a spiral. I find keeping your hand steady sliding the stem into you hand on an angle works so much better. The more you fixate on trying to get that spiral the more you will hold it too tightly and mess it up. Relax and have fun with it. Also as John says foliage is key... it gives the arrangement a wonderfully fuller natural look.
My boss gave me this advice and it works so much better! It's faster too, and speed is essential. We all love to lilly dally about making something stunning but reality is, it'll be fast paced.
Great job explaining through everything! I've been a floral assistant & florist the last 10 yrs, in different shops, no formal training...& I've always added my greens to the outside of hand ties, never layered like that! 🤯 this makes all the difference. Perfect presentation, thank you
You are so talented with flowers and I enjoy your making any style. But I think the greatest asset is your kind personality and gentle manners. After all you are a pro and it shows. Thanks
Thank you so much. You are a really really good teacher. So beautiful also the second way to do a more sophisticated bouquet, I love it! Can't wait to discover all of your videos! You are very talented!
Really happy that you're going through the effects and bouquets. Been making sophisticated bouquets that look as if there are no greens but there is a layer. The other day I got a request for using no greens at all yet it had to be sophisticated. Snaps, ranunculus, orchids, peony, jewel tones.
Yes, the foliage gives a framework - even if it is just in the core. With no foliage then some curly willow or twigs help create a frame. Your bouquet sounds lovely - beautiful jewel tones
Beauty - this is the one I've been waiting for!!! Thanks John - wow! That was a masterclass - I've got to make loads of these every week for the farmers markets during the flower season. Very grateful to you.
Thank you John! Great teaching and you've used those Chrysanthemum sprays which I find so hard to use! Guess I'll have to have a 'play' again. You really do encourage us. Thank you.
My God! Loved this video specially the way to remake it again. I don't know if you have another one like that but I want to watch several ways of rebuilding a bouquet with same material!! Thank you!
Gemma Nuñez thank you! We have a few handtied bouquet videos but this is the only one we remake as such. Worth having a look at the others, including the bridal handtied. 😀🌻
I just found your videos and subscribed. I love how knowledgeable you are but at the same time how sweet you explain. I am a beginner but thanks to your loving way of explaining I don’t feel intimidated to start trying. Thank you 😊
I made my own bouquet in house thnks to your style sir joos ANDmy mother love it.i so inspired to do if someone wants to handle their weddings it is because on your channel😘😘😘 thank you Love from PHILIPPINES
Thankyou very much for your video. I've been nominated by my sister to do her wedding flowers😓 because im the crafty sister. Your video's are a Godsend .
Heather Rowell thank you! It’s good to be crafty! I would suggest trial runs on items to see how they work out - practically and for timings - but that’s exciting! 😀🙋🏼♂️
Hello John. I am catching up 😃 I love all your tutorials! Such a joy to watch and learning so much from you. Thank you for sharing your wonderful floral talents with us! Wish you a lovely week ahead💐
Thanks so much, John! What an excellent video/tutorial. I've been practicing, but find I can always use your expertise in refining my designs. I look forward to each and every installment!
When I ask my students to do do do again they are hesitant 😅😅😅it's the only way to learn . Great demonstrations. Merry Christmas look forward to seeing your work in the New year .
😀 it’s worse when the first one they do is very nice, to redo it seems a shame, but in a shop it’s one after the other really. Merry Christmas to you - and to all your students! 😀🎄🌼
So glad I found your channel John! I am growing my wedding flowers on my allotment this year and need some advice on arranging! Your videos will be very helpful thank you 😊
Leoni Davidson what a great idea! Hopefully you will find some inspiration in our videos. The main thing I would suggest is flowers in water - tied, bunched are all good. That way you can make them in advance and not stress on the day.
John, I am an amateur florist from the US. I LOVE your teaching! I have learned SO MUCH from you! Can you please consider doing a video on how to make 2 identical [pedestal or altar] arrangements for a wedding - or a funeral?
Arthur Buckley just seen your message - thank you for the lovely feedback. I shall add your suggestion to our possible list - always good getting ideas from viewers 😀
Have you considered creating Amazon Links to the items you use in your videos? This way we can access the supplies you use in your videos, and you can make a little money too. For novices like me, it would be easier to see precisely what you use so that I know that I'm buying the correct product. Also, a recipe for each of your designs in the description box (in terms of the flowers you use) would be ideal. Thank you.
Hello, thank you for all your in-depth tips and process! Your videos have really helped me try new skills in my floral journey. I was wondering what a good alternative to leather leaf would be? I like the color and front, but usually the back is not very pretty because of the spores.
Serenity_delaT hello! Thank you for watching and for your message! Yes, leatherleaf can vary in quality as well, so if small and poor it doesn’t look so good. Now the range of foliage’s is really good, and I like to use some strong leaves deep in the design. Such as fatsia and then aspidistra, but I like pistache as an alternative to leatherleaf as it has a great texture and has volume. I find the problem with leatherleaf and salad is that it become too easy only use them, and the look becomes boring. There is so many types of foliage that are very exciting - foxtail fern, eucalyptus, coccuylus . We used to have phases of not buying our usual greenery so we had to use something different! 🙋🏼♂️😀
I work as a floral associate at a grocery store and often times us expected to wrap fast on the spot. Your vids have been super helpful and I watched your "How To Gift Wrap a Hand Tied Bouquet" and it's cool but takes a bit too much time. I like the spiral hand tie look and practicality but I'm not sure what to do when it comes to cutting the stems since I don't want to expose fresh cut stems to the air for a while but at the same time, wrapping it without cutting the stems looks ugly. Any suggestions?
ananananamouse the best suggestions is just to tidy up any wayward stems and then cone wrap the bouquet. As long as the stems are re-cut by the customer then it’s not a problem for them to be left long. The spiral is good, and for cutting this style you can just bring the stems together and then cut straight across. It’s a good idea have a bucket of water to just pop bunches or bouquets into if you get pulled in another direction. I wouldn’t cut the handtied to final length unless it is being aqua packed. But you can cone wrap and fold over with a handtied as well, without water packing. Hope that helps 😀🌼
"What is this road that separates us across which I hold out the hand of my thoughts a flower is written out at the very tip of each finger and at the very end of the road is a flower that walks along with you" {-Tristan Tzara}
The foliage is fresh - and you can buy in a florists, or wholesalers if you have access. But you can use garden foliage as well - you can even try out some different types to see how they last. Things like ivy, privet, eucalyptus, grasses, hosta - can all come from the garden 😀🌼
@@FlowerJoos thanks I have been asked to make flower gifts. I practised last year with artificial flowers and leaves to make a posie... I thank you for your time. Will have to look once shops open up again in 2021.
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This is a great video. I watch it often to remind myself how to do a hand tied. Simply because I don't do it often enough. I just have to practice often. Thank you for all of your great videos!
Thank you for watching it again 😀🌼🌼🌼
I think a good point to make is also to beginners- the more you add the more you will see the spiral happening. At college I was taught to put one stem over to the back and to twist it towards my body, add a stem and twist to create a spiral. I find keeping your hand steady sliding the stem into you hand on an angle works so much better. The more you fixate on trying to get that spiral the more you will hold it too tightly and mess it up. Relax and have fun with it. Also as John says foliage is key... it gives the arrangement a wonderfully fuller natural look.
woollen hat that’s a good point - with more stems it is more likely to stand when cut also. Thanks for watching and adding your tips!
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My boss gave me this advice and it works so much better! It's faster too, and speed is essential. We all love to lilly dally about making something stunning but reality is, it'll be fast paced.
As an hobbyist florist, thank you so much for your video. The spiraling technique and the tips on placements of the foliage were quite helpful
Thank you 😊
This man is so creative and organized.
Thank you - the rest of the house isn’t so tidy 😆
Great job explaining through everything! I've been a floral assistant & florist the last 10 yrs, in different shops, no formal training...& I've always added my greens to the outside of hand ties, never layered like that! 🤯 this makes all the difference. Perfect presentation, thank you
Thank you 😊 let us know what you think when you try it 😀🌼 thank you for the lovely feedback
10 years a florist assistant? Why you not a boss since? You should be a floral expert
Love your style it’s absolutely beautiful. Thank you for the lessons. It really helps.‼️😃
Thank you! 😀🌼
Thank you for all you've been teaching was with you from the beginning🌿
You are very welcome! 😊🌼
Very nice, love your way of teaching you don't try to scare the viewer. You get right to the point and you explane well too.
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed the videos 😀🙋🏼♂️
You are so talented with flowers and I enjoy your making any style. But I think
the greatest asset is your kind personality and gentle manners. After all you are a pro and it shows. Thanks
Thank you so much 😊 that is lovely feedback 🌼🌼🌼
That where I’m having difficulty of holding the bouquest or posies..thank you John for showing the right way of spiraling the materials.❤
Thank you 😊 🌼
This is the most informational video on flower arrangement, thank you so much!
Thank you 😊
What a fantastic tutorial! Broken down into easy steps. Thank you.
Thanks so much I'm having a bit of trouble tying my boquets .
Thanks, an easy video to follow. Just need to practice now.
Thank you so much. You are a really really good teacher. So beautiful also the second way to do a more sophisticated bouquet, I love it! Can't wait to discover all of your videos! You are very talented!
Wow I am going to use your inspiring creations to play with flowers and leaves as I usually just pop them in a vase thank you for sharing
Marney Bedggood the fun is in the process! You will enjoy it 😀🙋🏼♂️
You're the best! High five from California
😊 thank you!
Thank you JHON. You explain everything step by step. It’s wonderful. Looking to watch more videos from you.
Thank you! We have new videos every week 😀🙋🏼♂️
Thank You! You are a fantastic teacher
Thank you so much 😊 🙋🏼♂️
You are fantastic, John. At 9:24 you can see that as he undoes the bouquet they all fall in a pattern. So satisfying!
Haylee Solomons thank you so much 😀🌼
Really happy that you're going through the effects and bouquets. Been making sophisticated bouquets that look as if there are no greens but there is a layer. The other day I got a request for using no greens at all yet it had to be sophisticated. Snaps, ranunculus, orchids, peony, jewel tones.
Yes, the foliage gives a framework - even if it is just in the core. With no foliage then some curly willow or twigs help create a frame.
Your bouquet sounds lovely - beautiful jewel tones
Beauty - this is the one I've been waiting for!!! Thanks John - wow! That was a masterclass - I've got to make loads of these every week for the farmers markets during the flower season. Very grateful to you.
FlowerGrower Smith no problem 😀
I always enjoy whatever you make. Looking forward to seeing more.
Clare Perkins thank you 😊
Hello John. You explain everything so nicely. Thank you. It is marvelous to see your work. magnificent . Greetings from Portugal.
Thank you John! Great teaching and you've used those Chrysanthemum sprays which I find so hard to use! Guess I'll have to have a 'play' again. You really do encourage us. Thank you.
Julie Speer thank you ! Yes, practise makes perfect 👌
you are a really good teacher , thank you so much for your tutorial videos.
Fran. E thank you! That’s great feedback 😀
My God! Loved this video specially the way to remake it again. I don't know if you have another one like that but I want to watch several ways of rebuilding a bouquet with same material!! Thank you!
Gemma Nuñez thank you! We have a few handtied bouquet videos but this is the only one we remake as such. Worth having a look at the others, including the bridal handtied. 😀🌻
Honestly, spot on tutorial!
Thank you 😊
Love the video! Useful as I’m covering this in my floristry class next week. Also your voice is so relaxing I nearly fell asleep 😂
Thank you for this video, I love flowers and making bouquets is something I need to learn how to really bring a well balance to my bouquet.
Thank you 😊
Hello beautiful. Are you taken?
I just found your videos and subscribed. I love how knowledgeable you are but at the same time how sweet you explain. I am a beginner but thanks to your loving way of explaining I don’t feel intimidated to start trying. Thank you 😊
Raquel Matsuda that is great feedback! Thank you for watching and subscribing 😀
I made my own bouquet in house thnks to your style sir joos ANDmy mother love it.i so inspired to do if someone wants to handle their weddings it is because on your channel😘😘😘 thank you
Love from PHILIPPINES
Rey Mark Teleron thank you - that is a great feedback for us
@@FlowerJoos no,thank you to your channel😀😀😀😀
John: Great tutorial. You make flower arranging look so easy. Thanks.
The best video I've ever seen!!! Thank you!!!!!!!
Michele Fornelli thank you!!
Wonderful . I think I am getting to be an expert on the spiral thanks to you
Fantastic 😀🙋🏼♂️
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Love you so much. Your instruct is so easy to understand!
Thank you 😊 🌼
Thankyou very much for your video. I've been nominated by my sister to do her wedding flowers😓 because im the crafty sister. Your video's are a Godsend .
Heather Rowell thank you! It’s good to be crafty! I would suggest trial runs on items to see how they work out - practically and for timings - but that’s exciting! 😀🙋🏼♂️
I am a master now on the spiral thank you
Well done 👍🏼 it is a good feeling when you ‘get it’ 😀🌼
Now you can play with really different looks 🙋🏼♂️😊
Fabulous tutorial, thank you for sharing.
Thank you John...the way you explain is so easy...I'll try to make a bouquet soon 😉😉
Thank you! 😀
Hello John. I am catching up 😃 I love all your tutorials! Such a joy to watch and learning so much from you. Thank you for sharing your wonderful floral talents with us! Wish you a lovely week ahead💐
Julia McCarthy thank you! And to you 😀🙋🏼♂️
Thanks for all the great information.
@@BenJimenez-in9hj you are very welcome 🤗
great video !!! thank you so much 💞
Thank you 😊 🙋🏼♂️
Thanks so much, John! What an excellent video/tutorial. I've been practicing, but find I can always use your expertise in refining my designs. I look forward to each and every installment!
stepps511 thank you - we enjoy making the videos so it’s nice to share 😀
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I enjoy the way you explain 😊📝
You have a new subscriber!! You are awesome and so helpful. I am a florist in the United States
Eliza Walsh welcome aboard! Thank you for subscribing! We have a new video each week on a Tuesday 😀🙋🏼♂️🎄
Thanks for a great vid!
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Dear John ! I am so glad that about 3 month ago I subscribe to your channel! Thank you so much for your tutorial videos! You are my best teacher!❤️
Elena Bonar thank you so much 😊
Really enjoy your videos. Beautiful arrangements.
Beautiful bouquet!! thank you for your tutorial.
Virginia Paulett thank you! 😀🙋🏼♂️
Great practical technique.
Thanks John for the tips and skills！
Thank you 😀🙋🏼♂️
Thank you for the tips! Great video :)
Thank you! Check out some of our other designs 😀🌼
I love your designs,
Спасибо большое,всегда смотрю с удовольствием!
Елена Куюмжи Спасибо за просмотр! 🙋🏼♂️
Excellent, I love it .
Thank you 😊
Thanks for great video 💯💐
Thank you! 😀
I love this tutorial! Now I just need to practise :)
Great tutorial 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you 😊
Thank you teacher! great job as always.
Heftenin thank you! 😀
When I ask my students to do do do again they are hesitant 😅😅😅it's the only way to learn . Great demonstrations. Merry Christmas look forward to seeing your work in the New year .
😀 it’s worse when the first one they do is very nice, to redo it seems a shame, but in a shop it’s one after the other really.
Merry Christmas to you - and to all your students! 😀🎄🌼
Thank you for your wonderful video!
Please make more arrangement with the gift, like perfume with the flower useng the tray or wooden, I always watching your vidio,
Thank you 😊 that is a good suggestion thank you 😀🙋🏼♂️
Thank you sir😊😊😊im also working ang flower shop i need more to learned 😊😊😊
So glad I found your channel John! I am growing my wedding flowers on my allotment this year and need some advice on arranging! Your videos will be very helpful thank you 😊
Leoni Davidson what a great idea! Hopefully you will find some inspiration in our videos. The main thing I would suggest is flowers in water - tied, bunched are all good. That way you can make them in advance and not stress on the day.
So helpful thank you
Thank you 😊
Good job and well said, Just beautiful....
Wow, what an amazing video, thank you 💐
elide soares thank you! 😀
Thank you John loved the video!!!!
Great explanation and tutorial, thanks John
Hello sir,
Very well explained.. Thank you...
Greetings from India
Merry Christmas
Thank you to you and greetings to India! 🙋🏼♂️🌼
Maaag-nii-fi-quuueee ! 👍
Merci beaucoup John et bonne journee ! 🍃
Love your work! And happy to be your 50k follower :)
Eain Salleh welcome on board 😀 we are so humble to have so much support. Hope you enjoy our past videos as well as those coming up!
Lovely bouquet
Thank you 🌼
Thank you for a great tutorial! I like it so much! It's so helpful for me to learn how to make spiral bouquet. ;*
marimariken thank you!
Thank you for this tutorial! Love it! It helped me a lot!
Fantastic!
John, I am an amateur florist from the US. I LOVE your teaching! I have learned SO MUCH from you! Can you please consider doing a video on how to make 2 identical [pedestal or altar] arrangements for a wedding - or a funeral?
Arthur Buckley just seen your message - thank you for the lovely feedback. I shall add your suggestion to our possible list - always good getting ideas from viewers 😀
Thank you so so much sir for your reply and appreciating my suggestion ! So nice of you really
super filmik
Thank you so much! This was very helpful!!! 🌻😊
Thank you 😊
Wonderful! So helpful!
Thank you John! Really love this series you’re starting. Will you continue to do these videos once you move to Belgium?
Henry Stollard oh yes - moving to Hungary in the summer, but planning to keep the videos coming.
very interesting video
Thank you 😊
OoooOOoOooOOooOooOOOooOh Gorgeous
Thank you! 🌼🦋😀
Muy bonito
Thank you.
Thank you very much. i would like to know whether there is a method of making fresh flower bouquet by using wires.
Thank you! Are you meaning for a wedding? If so yes, but we don’t have a video showing this as yet - but we plan to make one at some point. 😀🙋🏼♂️
Thank you very much sir. If you could make a video on this it would be a great help. Thank you once again.
Have you considered creating Amazon Links to the items you use in your videos? This way we can access the supplies you use in your videos, and you can make a little money too. For novices like me, it would be easier to see precisely what you use so that I know that I'm buying the correct product. Also, a recipe for each of your designs in the description box (in terms of the flowers you use) would be ideal. Thank you.
Vita Lynné thank you for the good suggestions. We try and list the contents in the video description but the link is a great idea also. 🙋🏼♂️😀
Hello, thank you for all your in-depth tips and process! Your videos have really helped me try new skills in my floral journey. I was wondering what a good alternative to leather leaf would be? I like the color and front, but usually the back is not very pretty because of the spores.
Serenity_delaT hello! Thank you for watching and for your message! Yes, leatherleaf can vary in quality as well, so if small and poor it doesn’t look so good. Now the range of foliage’s is really good, and I like to use some strong leaves deep in the design. Such as fatsia and then aspidistra, but I like pistache as an alternative to leatherleaf as it has a great texture and has volume. I find the problem with leatherleaf and salad is that it become too easy only use them, and the look becomes boring. There is so many types of foliage that are very exciting - foxtail fern, eucalyptus, coccuylus . We used to have phases of not buying our usual greenery so we had to use something different! 🙋🏼♂️😀
Fantastic, thanks you thanks you and thanks you👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
.... 🏵️🐨😊
Judith Montesdeoca zerpa 🙋🏼♂️😀🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫
Thank you !!
😀🙋🏼♂️ our pleasure
Thank u very much 👍
إيمان عطار 🙋🏼♂️😀🌼🌼🌼🌼
good to know ive tried to make these but hand gets tired holding too long. the spiral part good to know now.
Phillip Hillaire 🙋🏼♂️😀
I work as a floral associate at a grocery store and often times us expected to wrap fast on the spot. Your vids have been super helpful and I watched your "How To Gift Wrap a Hand Tied Bouquet" and it's cool but takes a bit too much time. I like the spiral hand tie look and practicality but I'm not sure what to do when it comes to cutting the stems since I don't want to expose fresh cut stems to the air for a while but at the same time, wrapping it without cutting the stems looks ugly. Any suggestions?
ananananamouse the best suggestions is just to tidy up any wayward stems and then cone wrap the bouquet. As long as the stems are re-cut by the customer then it’s not a problem for them to be left long. The spiral is good, and for cutting this style you can just bring the stems together and then cut straight across. It’s a good idea have a bucket of water to just pop bunches or bouquets into if you get pulled in another direction. I wouldn’t cut the handtied to final length unless it is being aqua packed. But you can cone wrap and fold over with a handtied as well, without water packing.
Hope that helps 😀🌼
"What is this road that separates us
across which I hold out the hand of my thoughts
a flower is written out at the very tip of each finger
and at the very end of the road is a flower that walks along with you"
{-Tristan Tzara}
❤️🌼🌼🌼
PIEKNE SUPER POZDRAWIAM Z POLSKI
The fact I took floristry for a year and had to look this up 🤦♂️ it’ll be dead romantic so it’s okay lol
@@WeBothAreMonkeys I do that with the same two recipes - for pizza and for a curry 😃
Hi John . Are these artificial leaves?.
Where can you buy all the loose Greenery to make the bouquets.
Please and thanks.
The foliage is fresh - and you can buy in a florists, or wholesalers if you have access. But you can use garden foliage as well - you can even try out some different types to see how they last. Things like ivy, privet, eucalyptus, grasses, hosta - can all come from the garden
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@@FlowerJoos thanks I have been asked to make flower gifts. I practised last year with artificial flowers and leaves to make a posie... I thank you for your time.
Will have to look once shops open up again in 2021.
@@vdubz243 perfect! 😀 enjoy creating!
You are so good too teashing , but you are lite to fast for a novis..🤗🤗👍
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