How to Make an L Shaped Flower Arrangement

This tutorial looks at an 'L' shaped flower arrangement, often mistaken for an Asymmetric Triangle (massed), a design that is unbalanced with one side being longer than the other.
Although the 'L' Shaped (line) design has similar characteristic to the asymmetric triangle, it is formed using line flower materials as the most dominant feature while avoiding filler/transitional flowers to fill an outline shape.
This type of arrangements is usually front-facing, so its usually seen from the front and can be constructed in a variety of sizes.
If you are new to arranging, take a few minutes to view my Back to Basics series which will explain how to create an asymmetric triangle using a minimal amount of flowers.
Container
Plastic shallow round container
Floral foam
Fresh Flowers
Rose 'Bonfortuna'
Delphinium
Fresh Foliage
Eucalyptus robusta
Yucca leaves
Epipremnum - Pothos - Devils Ivy

[@phyllisbruce213]

You are an awesome teacher. I love that you remind us to do what pleases us, regardless of “rules”.

[@sharondower]

Thanks again for watching

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much Sharon, I really really enjoyed watching you create this beautiful and gorgeous arrangement. And you are absolutely fabulous at teaching, your attention to detail is really really amazing too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags

[@sharondower]

Thank you sooooo much, thats such a lovely comment and I'm so glad you are enjoying the tutorials.

[@tcharlize9]

I love the way you explain the details, God job, bless you

[@sharondower]

Thank you

[@hongtian518]

Lovely design,great explanation

[@sharondower]

Thanks a lot, glad you like it

[@irenedryland8884]

Love your videos. You have a great way of explaining everything.

[@sharondower]

Thanks Irene, I hope you're enjoying

[@MarieBrooksify]

Great teacher

[@sharondower]

Thank you! 😃

[@demeliavanderstoop136]

I love it gonna try it soon

[@sharondower]

Thank you

[@sheridanweaver8250]

Love this.

[@sharondower]

Thanks again Sheridan

[@arlenegamble1974]

Beautiful

[@sharondower]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sarahpugh749]

Thank you for another great tutorial, I went to college for three years as a nature student, however, I am learning so much from you. Thank you again for sharing.

[@sharondower]

Thanks again Sarah. I used to teach level 2 and 3 to adults in college

[@teresafong4977]

Nice

[@sharondower]

thanks for watching

[@annieroy6156]

Lovely. Nice color combination. Let me know which is the trendy arrangement now a days?

[@orielgb]

what about Phormium, or I have a Blue leaved plant with a similar kind of leaf. Blue and silver.

[@sharondower]

Is the silvery blue leaf called an Astelia - they are great for using as a line and so are the phormium

[@christinekeeley8691]

Beautiful 💖

[@sharondower]

Thanks Christine