This would have saved me some time last nite. I was working with these same orchids and i wired them, with a bit of difficulty. I could have done so much more as far as accessorizing the boutineer. But rhis truly helps alot. I will definitely try this next time. Thank u
We are so happy to hear that you found this video and hopefully it will make your work with corsages easier next time, Ninia! We are very happy you chose to watch our show, and we look froward to seeing you again soon. In the meantime do have fun with flowers!
Hi Leanne, How well will these phalaenopsis orchids less out of water? I need to use these orchids for corsages and boutonnieres. My client doest want the bow on the corsages so any idea on what would be best to use as a base. Do you know if its best to cut off the little stems or keep the stems to keep them moister throughout the day. Thank you so much in advance. Just love your videos! Thanks for sharing with us. Nelia's Floral Design
They will hold throughout the day but that is all. If you are not using ribbon, create a bed of foliage to cushion the blooms. Romove the stem and then be sure to glue over the cut area with Oasis Floral Adhesive. This will lock in the moisture.
That's an excellent question, Endang! It's called Super 77 Spray Glue made by 3M, and if you search for it on-line, you should be able to find it. Thank you very much for stopping by to watch our show. We hope you enjoyed this super simple orchid corsage, and perhaps you will feel inspired to create one too. Hope to see you again soon for more marvelous floral design with Leanne and the FDI teachers. Best wishes for wonderful week!
This would have saved me some time last nite. I was working with these same orchids and i wired them, with a bit of difficulty. I could have done so much more as far as accessorizing the boutineer. But rhis truly helps alot. I will definitely try this next time. Thank u
We are so happy to hear that you found this video and hopefully it will make your work with corsages easier next time, Ninia! We are very happy you chose to watch our show, and we look froward to seeing you again soon. In the meantime do have fun with flowers!
Hi Leanne,
How well will these phalaenopsis orchids less out of water? I need to use these orchids for corsages and boutonnieres. My client doest want the bow on the corsages so any idea on what would be best to use as a base. Do you know if its best to cut off the little stems or keep the stems to keep them moister throughout the day. Thank you so much in advance. Just love your videos! Thanks for sharing with us. Nelia's Floral Design
They will hold throughout the day but that is all. If you are not using ribbon, create a bed of foliage to cushion the blooms. Romove the stem and then be sure to glue over the cut area with Oasis Floral Adhesive. This will lock in the moisture.
What name this sprayer
That's an excellent question, Endang! It's called Super 77 Spray Glue made by 3M, and if you search for it on-line, you should be able to find it. Thank you very much for stopping by to watch our show. We hope you enjoyed this super simple orchid corsage, and perhaps you will feel inspired to create one too. Hope to see you again soon for more marvelous floral design with Leanne and the FDI teachers. Best wishes for wonderful week!
I want to know the glues name plz. and where I can find it. Thank you!!
Oasis Floral Adhesive. Available through our website FloralDesignInstitute.com
me too !
Oasis Floral Adhesive. Available through our website FloralDesignInstitute.com