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Sounds really good! Check out the Wreaths and Garlands playlist for more tips. A wonderful conference for you❤️

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Hi, thanks for the question and sorry for the delay in replying. You can try to change or add new water in the arrangement by carefully pouring out the old water and adding cool, fresh water instead. You should also check that all the flower stems in the arrangement are in water and add water if the surface of the water does not cover the ends of the stems. You should keep the arrangement as cool as possible (preferably not in direct sunlight) and spray with water.

Jesh, floral tape is a must 👍🏼

Lovely feedback, thank you so much for the kind words! It's great to hear that this was helpful!

Baby Blue Eucalyptus dries really beautifully, perhaps the best of all. The branches are sometimes quite thick and therefore difficult to bend. You should choose thinner branches. See more tips in my playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PL8aO_xNDgIQuqTWm083ouNZbnnhFEuyPW.html&si=E79R0Pny-iiLJfMK

I just added Tamil for this video :) ua-cam.com/video/r3keLOkJzVI/v-deo.htmlsi=SyMhyNaHdO08Y8ac

@@FloralRevolution Thankyouuuuu so much

Thank you! 😊

Hi, I've only used metal chicken wire with a plastic coating (apparently made of PVC plastic). Any mesh/frame will do for this purpose - as long as it's fairly flexible and is not too visible in the flower arrangement. Good luck to grandma :)

Perfect.. I wish I could change Cellphones to a pagers :)

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Yes 👍🏼 Great idea and will work as well!

Yes, this technique definitely works really well with artificial flowers too!

Hi, the short answer is YES - the flower foam stores water really well and because of that it also releases water. However, you can do this by making the arrangement completely ready, draining the excess water, and hanging the arrangement.

Obrigado e Feliz Natal

Thanks for the comment and welcome to the channel. I have already shot new dry flower videos for next year, so more dry flower-themed videos are coming 👍🏼

You’re welcome 👍🏼, I'm glad to hear that you enjoy the video. Merry Christmas!

Hi, thanks for the comment and it's great if the video is useful. I used eucalyptus cinerea and parvifolia varieties for this garland. How many branches are needed depends on the length and thickness of the branches, but roughly 10 branches per one meter. Have a look at this playlist for more ideas for your garland: ua-cam.com/play/PL8aO_xNDgIQuqTWm083ouNZbnnhFEuyPW.html&si=ro1g8EYbqwYm2-m3 Have a beautiful Christmas! ♥️

Thanks for the comment ❤️ This is really a wonderfully easy and cute flower arrangement! Merry Christmas to you!

Nice to hear, You can make wonderful Christmas decorations with this technique👍🏼

Hi, thanks for the good question. Fill a bucket (about 10 liters) with fresh water and let the floral foam brick sink into the water by itself. If the floral foam is pressed under water, air bubbles will appear in it.

Thank you! These garlands are indeed also more ecological and dry beautyfully 👍🏼

Thank you 💝

Thank you & Happy Holidays! 🎄

Thank you so much for your kind and spot on words 👍🏼 🌟 Happy holidays and all the best!

Not really, it’s there only to cover up colorful hula hoop to make sure that it won’t show too much 🌿

Thank you ❤️ This is one of my favourite too!

That’s pistachio 🌿

I’m glad this was helpfull 👍🏼

Good question 👍🏼 Floral foam keeps flowers fresh quite long and provides some nutritions, but some florists add flower food into the water. How so ever, I use only fresh water without any additions.

So nice to hear that this was helpful 👍🏼 You will love your big wreath 😍

Thank you for your opinion 💐

Thank you 🌹

Thank you for your opinion 👍🏼

In this video you’ll find more details on the technique I used: ua-cam.com/video/r3keLOkJzVI/v-deo.htmlsi=qu3jIMlVnd1RCzG8

That’s a piece of a chicken wire 👍🏼

Yes, they are! I used Baby's Breath flowers, variegated pittosporum and chrysanthemums.

You're welcome! This is so easy, always in fashion and will last long!

You’re welcome 😁

That’s called pittosporum.. I think this was ”variagted Japanese Pittosporum” or similiar 👍🏼

It’s Pittosporum 🌿

Nice to hear 💖