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Extending Corsage Life
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- Опубліковано 4 кві 2021
- Learning the efficiencies of corsage making is critical to both profitability and happy customers. In this Tulip Tuesday How-To Video Demonstration Leanne shows how to create a "hydration chamber" for holding completed corsages. Enjoy!
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thank you so much i'm making my mother a corsage for mothers day this helps alot
Hello Rafael and thank you very much for stopping by to say hello! What a lovely gift that will be for your mother, and there is no doubt that she will love the corsage you create for her. We're so glad you found this Tulip Tuesday Tip helpful and we hope it helps you keep the corsage fresh and beautiful. Wishing you all the best and hope the celebration is splendid for your both!
Great!! I'm doing flowers for a wedding soon. Now I'm confident that I can make them a day before the wedding! 🤗
That's wonderful news, Linda! We are delighted to hear that you feel confident about making them ahead of time. This is such a useful Tulip Tuesday Tip that keeps those corsages fresh and lovely. Thanks very much for joining us today and we hope to see you again very soon. Best wishes for a wonderful week!
Wonderful!!! I am learning a lot teacher.I love your online classes but I wish I can be there in person. --Maria Melendez Rizo from California
It's wonderful to have you with us, Maria, and we are delighted to hear that you love your on-line classes! California might seem a long way from Portland, Oregon, but it really isn't and we will continue to be here for you as you move through your program. Many students find a way to spend some time in Portland either in a week-long course or for workshops here and there. As things improve in the world, that may be true for you too, and we would love to see you in-person when you find the time. Please take care and know that we want to support your studies and help you do what you love. Thanks for watching our Tulip Tuesday Tip, and hope to see you very soon. Have a lovely week working with flowers!
Great info 👍
You are so right, Josie! It is a simple and effective technique to extend the life of this lovely corsage. We love great ideas and are so glad you do too. Thanks so much for watching our show today and we hope to see you very soon for more marvelous floral design with Leanne. All the best to you!
Gd advice👍 Leanne 😍
Indeed it is, Suat Wah! The idea of a hydration chamber is an excellent one to preserve and extend the life of this beautiful corsage. Thanks so much for watching our show today and we would love to see you again very soon. Have a lovely week!
Excellent technique!!!
We thought you would like this one, Leslie! It really is an excellent way to go and keeps those corsages fresh and gorgeous. We love that join us on Flower School Live each week and watch so many of our shows too. Your enthusiasm for what we do is very inspiring and we really appreciate having you in our corner for all that we do. Thank you very much for being here and lending your support. Please have a magical and marvelous week and sending much peace and love to you!
@@FlowerSchool Thanks and I wish the same to you!!!!
See you this afternoon, Leslie. Wishing you a happy Wednesday!
@@FlowerSchool see you on live
Always on the Live, Leslie! See you then.
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Thanks very much for being with us again, Sareh! We hope you enjoyed Leanne's latest Tulip Tuesday Tip and we look forward to sharing even more them with you in the near future. Have a peaceful week with flowers!
Thank you, Leanne,
You are so welcome, 조화로움! It's always a pleasure to see you and share floral design ideas, tips, and techniques with you. Thank you for joining us today for another Tulip Tuesday Tip and we hope to see you again later this week or next week too. Have a marvelous week!
What is the temperature of a flower cooler?
That's an excellent question, Brenda! Most flower coolers generally range between 34 and 36 degrees Fahrenheit although some cycle higher at 38 degrees. You probably know this already but some tropical flowers should not be stored in the cooler as they don't do well at the lower temperatures. We hope this information helps and we always welcome your insightful questions. Thanks so much for joining us today and we look forward to having you with us again soon. Best wishes for your wonderful weekend!
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Three hearts are the best way to say how you feel, Emmanuel! So pleased that you join us weekly for all of our tips and how-to designs. We look forward to your posts and hope to see you soon. One day we'll catch you on a Flower School Live too. Have a wonderful week!
Would you spray the Crowning Glory first? Dry, then put in chamber?
What great questions, Marlow! Yes, spraying it first is a good way to lock in the moisture that the flower already has. This tip will help keep it fresh until the party or prom. Thanks so much for joining us today and we hope you will continue to watch our Tulip Tuesday Tips and other shows. Wishing you all the best and please have a lovely week!
Is it ok to leave them longer than overnight or will the moisture cause problems on the flowers?
That's a great question, Aimee! Yes, you can leave it longer, but just make sure that your paper towel isn't too wet and the flowers aren't sitting in water. The goal is to give them a little humidity to help them stay fresh and beautiful. Thanks so much for watching our show today and we do hope to see you very soon. Wishing you a wonderful week and please be well!
Can i stick my boutinnere or corsage in my fridge? Im planning to diy my flowers for my wedding in a few weeks.
That's a great question, Amber! You can but it might be a little too chilly for it so do check the temperature of the fridge to see what it is. Also if you can put it into a box or bag with a little moisture that would help too. Using Crowning Glory and letting it dry first might also help seal in the moisture as well. You might want to make a practice one and put it in the fridge to see how it does before you do your final project. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch our show today. We are so glad you joined us and hope to see you again soon. P.S. You might like our new playlist, Flowers to Wear, as well: ua-cam.com/play/PLJbJF6YZAYyJR_kKJA8x2l0lPTTwg30My.html Wishing you all the best and good luck with your designs!