I have done it!
I have a rose bouquet and I love it.
This bouquet just has roses but I could have easily used other flowers which I will do next week I think but I will have to fit it in with making stock for an upcoming event called The Fine and Dandy Market at Crescent Arts Centre in Belfast.
This lovely bouquet will cost £150 and will be made-to-order as usual. So if you are a bride and would like your own rose bouquet then let me know!
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15 August 2013
14 August 2013
Kanzashi Update
Hello my followers ^_^
If you have been worried that I have forgotten all about tsumami kanzashi then let me reassure you that I have not.
In fact I have been doing a lot of product development and here are the work in progress photos.
Lots of roses and for what you may ask.
Well to make a lovely bouquet. I always wanted to make a rose bouquet as the real thing are so pretty and I wanted to create a tsumami version. Each rose used 15 squares of white cotton lawn as I wanted the rose to have that lovely soft look you get from real roses. Then I estimated I needed 19 roses to make my bouquet so after cutting, folding, and gluing 285 fabric squares which took two days to complete I finally had all the roses. To my surprise, I actually only needed 17 roses for the bouquet so I have two extra flowers to use to make a kanzashi or maybe a boutonnière.
I still need to decorate the underside of the bouquet but that is my task for today.
If you have been worried that I have forgotten all about tsumami kanzashi then let me reassure you that I have not.
In fact I have been doing a lot of product development and here are the work in progress photos.
Lots of roses and for what you may ask.
Well to make a lovely bouquet. I always wanted to make a rose bouquet as the real thing are so pretty and I wanted to create a tsumami version. Each rose used 15 squares of white cotton lawn as I wanted the rose to have that lovely soft look you get from real roses. Then I estimated I needed 19 roses to make my bouquet so after cutting, folding, and gluing 285 fabric squares which took two days to complete I finally had all the roses. To my surprise, I actually only needed 17 roses for the bouquet so I have two extra flowers to use to make a kanzashi or maybe a boutonnière.
I still need to decorate the underside of the bouquet but that is my task for today.
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