How to Create a Line/Vertical Flower Arrangement

I'm revisiting the basic floral design series, explaining how to create a more creative design using additional flowers and foliages.
This new series of videos looks again at the basic rules used to make the popular geometric shapes. Once these very formal flower arrangements are learned, you have the skills to advance onto a whole host of different designs and style used in both commercial floristry and flower arranging for the home
This time I've used a simple metallic container with luxurious red roses and foliage.
Container
Metallic container
Floral foam
Fresh Flowers
Red roses
Large Gerbera
Hypericum
Fresh Foliage
Leather Leaf
Yucca leaves
Rose gold dyed Birch Twigs
Accessory
Rose gold dyed Pepe Cones

[@maureeneverson383]

Thank for teaching the basics for us who are new to flowers .

[@sharondower]

Glad you're enjoying, anything you would like to see explained

[@maureeneverson383]

@@sharondower happy to learn, but not too keen on fastening test tubes to sticks method, seems like a lot of work. I’m Happy to use varied greenery from the garden. Although at present we have limited access to flowers. Thank you.

[@eramchaudri8322]

Love your tutorials, thanks ❤

[@sharondower]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching

[@gabrielekullmann8875]

Mega schön. Danke ,für die tolle Inspiration !!!!!!!

[@sharondower]

Danke schon

[@rogehnimunoz4327]

It's so beautiful. Even with just 2 types of flowers the arrangment looks amazing.

[@sharondower]

Thank you

[@diannepleyn701]

Lovely line arrangement and expertly explained and displayed. Thank you

[@sharondower]

Thanks Dianne,

[@davidslinger420]

Really well explained and demonstrated. Thank you Sharon!

[@sharondower]

You are so welcome!

[@theempress8947]

I love yr choice of colour

[@sharondower]

Thank you

[@joanmuldrew3841]

Excellent Sharon.

[@sharondower]

Thanks Joan

[@nurjehankarim9787]

Beautiful great arrangements

[@sharondower]

Thank you very much! Thanks for watching

[@eileencarton4778]

Beautiful arrangement, and so well demonstrated. Thank you

[@sharondower]

Thank you too!

[@garethvandenbroek9599]

Great to see someone who explains everything fully and with no technical speak, I have watched several of your videos now and I find your approach very calm, informative and very easy to follow. Thankyou!!

[@sharondower]

Thanks Gareth, its nice to know that I've helped and you're enjoying the tutorials - hopefully more to come

[@debbieinnes8014]

Beautiful and well done!

[@sharondower]

Thank you very much!

[@albamorales9908]

Beautiful!!

[@sharondower]

Thank you

[@mary-catherinecolella2828]

Incredible fantastic the way you ( Teach ) !!!! Very passionate in your work …. BIG HUG 🤗

[@sharondower]

Thank you so much!

[@flaviocarmo643]

Beautiful!!! Perfect!

[@sharondower]

So glad you're enjoying. Have you subscribed?

[@PedroPerez-ol1ey]

that's stunning arrangement. It looks very inspiring!

[@sharondower]

Thank you very much! Thanks for watching

[@tcharlize9]

Thank you, well explained, I am refreshing the knowledge, Ism clarified my doubts.

[@sharondower]

Glad to hear that

[@sarahpugh749]

Another stunning creation, I am learning so much from your tutorials, thank you so much for sharing.

[@sharondower]

Thanks Sarah

[@juliepollard3484]

Thank you brilliant clear instructions.

[@sharondower]

Thank you Julie, another video on Monday

[@vasel5193]

My favorit shape😊

[@sharondower]

Its a great one for beginners and a lovely one to create for the home

[@beverlymoore9774]

Thankyou Sharon.

[@robinbeck1961]

Beautiful. Great explanation as always. Thank you. Must check out those Pepe Cones. Do you know if they are available in Australia?

[@sharondower]

I would think you could get Pepe cones anywhere. Try a florist supplies of online. Thanks for watching.

[@lenicamacho6321]

thank you ma'am😍

[@sharondower]

Most welcome 😊

[@ninacoco9271]

Thanks!!

[@sharondower]

Welcome!

[@huonglan4266]

Thank you.

[@ruthbloesl3977]

why dont you leave the stems longer so they are closer to bottom of foam and water source?

[@sharondower]

Because there is no need to, the whole piece of foam is the water source, so as long as the stems are in the foam they have water. Also pushing stems to the bottom prevents stems being placed in from a horizontal position and takes up all the room in the foam. Hope that helps Sharon

[@orielgb]

Sound not good.

[@sharondower]

Hi there. If you're having trouble with the sound, you could always switch the subtitles on.