Eight skills of flower arrangement

The eight skills of flower arrangement are as follows:

Some weeds have beautiful flowers, but the flowers are very small. One or two flowers can't reflect beauty, and good effects can only be shown when they are concentrated. So when arranging flowers, you can hold the flowers into a ball, tie them with rope or wire, and then insert them.

The size of the receptacle is limited, and sometimes it is not enough for a receptacle to make some large flower arrangements. In order to arrange more flowers, you can put several flowers together and nail them together with a few twigs.

When arranging flowers with woody flowers, it is inevitable that the branches are heavy and the receptacle is light, resulting in lodging. At this time, you can put a receptacle upside down on one side of the receptacle to increase gravity.

In order to support some flower branches and overcome the morphological defects of flowers, flowers can be made into spirals. Surround the twisted branches with metal wires hard enough to bend them, and bend them according to your own ideas. However, the metal wire should not be too thick to affect the ornamental effect of flower arrangement.

When necessary, the metal wire can be wrapped with a layer of green cotton paper or painted with green paint. In this way, the bending degree of the flower branches can be changed freely and at will. This method is suitable for treating soft flower branches. Some flowers, such as marigold, celery and hibiscus, have hollow stems. You can choose a metal wire with moderate thickness and insert it from the incision or stamen center.

This method will not affect the appearance of the flower branches, but can also make the flower branches bend freely, but it cannot be used for non-hollow flower branches, such as carnations and chrysanthemums. In the process of threading metal wire, if it is difficult to pass through the upper part of the flower branch and the part near the flower, it should be stopped according to the specific situation, or it should not be completely penetrated into the flower branch.