Common Floral Design Mechanics To Make Arrangements Like The Pros

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  • Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
  • In this video I show you common mechanics and how to use them including floral tape grid, chicken wire, cages, frogs, Agra Wool and OshunPouch. These interventions will open up your options for floral design.
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    00:00 Intro
    00:42 Floral Tape Grid
    03:36 Chicken Wire
    06:58 Cages
    08:52 Frogs
    13:35 Agra Wool
    15:04 OshunPouch
    17:11 Mechanic Which Shall Not Be Named
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 15

  • @jenniferfisher1743
    @jenniferfisher1743 2 дні тому +1

    Thanks! I just found your channel and your content is just what I needed. I grow my own flowers and I’m ready to do more than just putting them in a mason jar.

    • @ellenfrostflowers
      @ellenfrostflowers  11 годин тому

      Thank you SO MUCH!! I'm so glad this is helpful! If you're looking for more flower content, I also write a free weekly newsletter all about flowers!! You can find it at ellenfrost.com
      What kind of flowers are you growing this season?

  • @carolhendley760
    @carolhendley760 Місяць тому

    Thank you! I’m a flower farmer and mainly wanted to just do wrapped bouquets, but I’m getting so many orders for arrangements! This is just what I needed!

    • @ellenfrostflowers
      @ellenfrostflowers  Місяць тому +1

      You are so welcome! Glad you found it helpful! Learning to do vase arrangements gives you some more flexibility on offerings.

  • @rbrown2746
    @rbrown2746 Місяць тому +1

    Ellen, Thank you for this info, it is gold!

    • @ellenfrostflowers
      @ellenfrostflowers  Місяць тому

      I'm so glad it was helpful. Do you have a go to mechanic that you like to use?

    • @rbrown2746
      @rbrown2746 Місяць тому

      @@ellenfrostflowers I like chicken wire, I have not tried pin frost yet

  • @MiMiMadeItbyLattia
    @MiMiMadeItbyLattia Місяць тому +1

    Excellent presentation on floral mechanics! Very informative.

    • @ellenfrostflowers
      @ellenfrostflowers  Місяць тому

      Glad it was helpful! Do you have a favorite GO TO mechanic you like to use?

    • @MiMiMadeItbyLattia
      @MiMiMadeItbyLattia Місяць тому

      @@ellenfrostflowers I’ve started using the pin frog. I like working with it. Just have to watch out for the pins😊. I want to move away from using the floral foam for the same reasons as you mentioned. Please consider me as one of your floral nerds!

  • @gardeninggrandma5247
    @gardeninggrandma5247 6 днів тому

    Hi, Ellen. I like the plumber's putty as an option but wonder how difficult it is to remove from the vase once the arrangement is done. Thks!

  • @katebarrett1924
    @katebarrett1924 Місяць тому

    For arrangements purchased at your shop - do you mostly use the tape? Or for opaque vases chicken wire?

    • @ellenfrostflowers
      @ellenfrostflowers  Місяць тому

      Great question! For single orders, we try to be strategic in choosing vases that don't need mechanics in order to speed up the design process. If we need a mechanic, it's usually chicken wire for everyday opaque vases.

  • @user-tv9iy8ji1v
    @user-tv9iy8ji1v Місяць тому

    How do you get your frogs back after customers purchase flowers

    • @ellenfrostflowers
      @ellenfrostflowers  Місяць тому +1

      Great Question!
      If I use a frog for a single order or birthday, I work it into the price and the customer keeps it. I dont use frogs often for single orders because it really jacks up the price and most people are not willing to pay that much.
      If it's for a wedding or event. We give customers 7 days to return all rentals. We take a rental deposit so if they don't return the rentals, we charge their credit card for whatever they didn't return.