Please Note: Course A, Course B, Course C and Course D can be attended in any order.
Floral Inspiration Course -
Enrolling now for 2009!
Introduction to Floristry Course C 2009
Monday Morning classes, 10.30am – 12.30pm
Monday 2 March to Monday 30 March 2009
OR
Tuesday Evening classes, 6.00pm – 8.00pm
Tues 3 March to Tuesday 31 March 2009
Week 1 - Stones and Stones Arrangement
Using branches and river stones for texture and movement we create a modern arrangement.
Week 2 - Victorian Posy
Learn the technique of straussing to create this timeless and attractive posy bouquet you can keep or give as a gift.
Week 3 - Floral Garland
Traditionally used to enhance banisters, picture frames and as a table decoration, using binding technique we create a swag.
Week 4 - Contemporary Vase
In this workshop we share with you tips and tricks on vase use and utilising seasonal flowers, forms and textures we design in a glass vase.
Week 5 - Vintage Fruit and Flower Arrangement
Taking inspiration from the Victorian Art of incorporating fruit with their flowers we will create an arrangement for the home.
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Decorating with Flowers Course - Enrolling now for 2009!
Introduction to Floristry Course D 2009
Monday Morning classes, 10.30am – 12.30pm
Monday 4 May to Monday 1 June 2009
OR
Tuesday Evening classes, 6.00pm – 8.00pm
Tues 5 May to Tuesday 2 June 2009
Week 1 – Horizontal Table Design
Using Floral Foam we will create a design for the formal dinner table. Build a mood for those special occasions you share with family and friends.
Week 2 – Wild Flower Bouquet
Once you have learnt the florist technique of straussing we make a bouquet using our Australian Natives and Proteaceae.
Week 3 – Hedge Design
A contemporary display of beautiful flowers in a ceramic trough. This design showcases the structure and stems of your floral material.
Week 4 – Fish Bowl Posy
Designing in a vase can be awkward. In this workshop we will share with you some tips on designing in vases.
Week 5 – Mantel Arrangement
Create an arrangement in floral foam for the mantel or buffet area.
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Fabulous Flowers Course
Introduction to Floristry Course A 2009
Course dates 2009 to be advised
Week 1 - Modern Table Centre with Bamboo
In this class you will create a stylish modern design using clean lines and space.
Week 2 – Hostess Bouquet
Learn the Florists’ technique of straussing to create a well-structured bouquet.
Week 3 – Ikebana-style Design
Explore the mythical Japanese art of flower arranging, the clean lines of this ancient tradition are seen in many contemporary designs today.
Week 4 – Innovative Vase
Here we show you how to create a design to complement the shape, size and style of the vase chosen.
Week 5 – Cottage Arrangement
Using Floral foam, learn one of floristry’s fundamental design styles and create an arrangement for your home or as a gift.
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Beautiful Blooms Course
Introduction to Floristry Course B 2009
Course dates 2009 to be advised
Week 1 - Modern Linear Arrangement
Create a design utilising vertical line and comtemporary design. Using floral form techniques to construct this modern chic arrangement.
Week 2 - Sheaf Bpuquet
Nothing beats the sheer elegance of an arm spray. Here you will creat this classic bouquet utilising floral materials of varying lengths.
Week 3 - Textured Arrangement
In this class we explore the exciting concept of working with foliages, berries, and branches. Using seasonal material you will learn how to combine textures to create contrast and interest in a design without using flowers.
Week 4 - Totally Tropical Vase
Using tropical flowers and foliages you will be able recreate the ambience of summer all year long. This style and selection of flowers makes an arrangement perfect for entertaining indoors or out.
Week 5 - Flower Circle
In this class you will create a piece perfect for any occasion. This Flower circle can be used as a table centre or a beautiful hanging design. Using soft and pretty flowers this design is truly charming.
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