THANK YOU! You are amazing at explaining things and a HUGE LIFESAVER!!!! My order got messed up and it's my wedding day and I must have flowers in my hair! You have helped me so incredibly much!
Hi John. Thank you very very much for this video. I make Foamiran flowers and I have wanted a way to use them apart from on cards. I did make a hairband with some paper flowers but this is what i want to do. I bought some combs the other day and i have been looking in the wrong place for a video like this. I will be giving it a go later on i have a few cards to make first. Thank you once again. Hugs xxx Wendy
WOW that was quick. I put most of my creations on Istagram as i have no idea where or how to put them elsewhere just yet. I will go and find more of your videos I also bought an Oasis so will see how you do them if you have a video on them xx
This is lovely. Thanks for the detailed instruction. I was thinking as I watched that this same technique could be used to cover a firm headband with dried or faux flowers, as long as one makes sure that the wires are twisted in where they won't poke the wearer in the head. I have a bunch of left over really nice silk faux flowers from a winter holidays arrangement I created a couple of weeks ago, including white orchids. Now I need a white headband or some white silk ribbon and some wire to experiment. ;0) Thanks!
Hi, Brilliant video thank you. Please could you tell me if would this work on a barette clip instead as combs just won't stay in my hair. With thanks x
Hi John! Once again, congratulations on your videos! Thank you for sharing these techniques in such a simple and didactic way! I am Brazilian and recently started working as a florist. I have made some bridal bouquets and my specialty is the bouquets with succulents. I received the request for a hair arrangement with orchids and succulents of full length of 10 inches. I am in doubt about how to make the structure of this arrangement because I will not use comb as a base. Could you help me with any tips ?!
Sarah Blima hello - thank you for watching. Is the hair flower to be a circlet? If so you can wire the flowers and create it with wire. Using different flowers will create a different effect. We have a video for the ring. The cold glue is good for flowers on a comb - maybe good for the succulents? If you have a picture I can advise better?
@@FlowerJoos Hi John! Thank you for the help! I send you a picture with a reference of hair flower that I need to do on Instagram. Sorry, I don't know how I send pictures here on youtube!
Wow thank you! I have my baby shower today and want to wear something like this... Wish I would have started yesterday. I have never done this, I was thinking just using a hot glue gun... But idk if the pieces will stay together.
pari sandhu in this video we have used a very simple comb - it’s really lightweight. For a bigger one you can use different comb styles - so even a hair clip is fine to use. I would look to find a comb you like that isn’t too heavy but is very secure. Wiring the corsage onto the comb works for most styles of comb. For very heavy flower placement you could combine a band with a comb, plus hairpins. The strength of hair and the style will also have an impact on how it sits securely. 🌼
hi my name is Alison gerro and iwant to learn to work s with flower to look nice to do thing to pot the flower to then in warer to make it look nice to get ther to make it to samill nice
Skyy dj element old school soca mix Liinee hi Alison, we have a range of videos you might like, but there are lots on UA-cam which is a great place to start. It’s all about getting hands on. - then you learn by doing! 😀🙋🏼♂️
pari sandhu it is not the pot tape but the corsage tape. It has different names depending on brand, and it can be white, green or brown. We would call it gutta or gutta perca, or stem tex, or floratape. This one is an oasis product.
hi my name is Alison gerro and I like to make valentine wearth for people home to pot on the door to look nice to see and I hop that your hoilday will bring you a good luck on your breaty and I hop you have a nice day on valentine day with very thing you do
Hi John. Its me again. Just watching you with the floral tape how do you get it to catch? I have to use a dab of hot glue with mine or it just twists off. Thank you in advance. Hugs xxx Wendy
Wendy Margaret Davies-Stead did you use the paper tape or plastic? Either way you need to stretch it as you twist to get it to hold. Just saw your comment here, so so for delay in reply.
Hi John. I have come across another problem I have had for a while and it happened again today. When I put on the green tape I have to use a spot of hot glue so it sticks to the wire. I have seen many do it like you do but it wont work with me. It must be something i'm doing wrong. I bought the tape from a local florist. Thank you xx
Wendy Margaret Davies-Stead it could be a couple of things - old old tape is one, or when you start you need to pull the tape a little so it stretches - then it catches itself. Is your tape paper or plastic rubber?
Hi John. Thank you for replying, I have no idea what it is sorry. I just went down the florist and asked for green tape, it is probably the most commonly used in floristry. I do stretch it but usually after I have stuck it on. Will try this later as I have a few flowers to make. Thank you xx
Cathy Wu if you have a look at this video we have listed the wires, and you may find the video interesting 🙋🏼♂️😀 ua-cam.com/video/ErWWOaXja1c/v-deo.html
The floral tape is called parafilm or gutta perca - and the wires are just floristry wires - same as you much use for cake decorating. The sizes are .22 for. A thick green wire, and .26 and .28 for the rose wires ( the higher the number the finer the wire ) .
MARY LEBEAU at the back of a leaf stitch the wire through the leaf about two thirds of the way up the main vein. Fold the wire down and you can just loop one end around the leaf stem to secure the other end of the wire to the leaf stem. I will do this on our live session on Tuesday.
Laura Feďová it is best to make on the day it's needed, but could be made in the afternoon before, but lightly mist spray and loosely wrap in light plastic and place somewhere cool.
JoAnne Tyler you need to fold the wire into a hairpin loop with a long tail and a short tail - then stitch this through the leaf from behind about 2/3 reds up the main vein. Bring the kegs of the wire down to the leaf stem and using the long wire, twist it around the stem and the short wire a couple of time to secure. Then you can tape the unit. We have a video showing this in more detail - have a look!
Agusta Sister I would prefer to make it as close to the day required as possible - so on the morning it’s needed, or in the afternoon before. It depends as well on how hot the weather is and the quality of the flowers - how hydrated they are for example.
Erika Rojas the wire I use are the rose wires - these are silver in colour, and you get a really thin one and a slightly thicker one that gives a bit more support. Generally it's better to use a stronger wire than you might think you need as it will go through the leaf or stem easier and provide more support.
margaret herzik I am afraid I can’t remember - but it is a silver rose wire, so there is a couple of gauges in that. A really fine one, and one that has a little more strength. Both are good.
Thanks, it looks more simple, easy but pretty🎉
😊 Thank you
John this is beautiful.
Just what I was looking for thank you.
Your the best.
Thank you so much 😊 🙋🏼♂️
Thank you! This is exactly what I wanted to do and it turned out great.
Thank you 😊
Elegant and simple design. Thanks for a thorough tutorial.
THANK YOU! You are amazing at explaining things and a HUGE LIFESAVER!!!! My order got messed up and it's my wedding day and I must have flowers in my hair! You have helped me so incredibly much!
Dani thank you - I hope that you have a lovely day and the flowers are fun to do and look amazing. All the best for a long and happy future 🥂
Will definitely try this one, great tutorial and very easy to follow. Thanks
Good tips for the hair design.
Thank you 😊
Fantastic video! I was looking for a way to make a comb with flowers that would go under water and this works much better than glue and paper bases.
Melinda Stevens yes, this would be quite secure under water. Interesting 😀🙋🏼♂️
Very clear demonstration, thank you. Now I can have a few practices for my granddaughter's wedding next year. Yipeeeeee!
Sheila Evans thank you for commenting - the more you make the easier they are, so have a good few practices and just enjoy making them 😀
Absolutely love your tutorials, thank you! 😊
Thank you! 😊🌼
Thank you for showing us this wiring technique.
WOW! Made it look so easy and flawless :D
Thank you 😊
Beautiful
Thank you 😊
Hi John. Thank you very very much for this video. I make Foamiran flowers and I have wanted a way to use them apart from on cards. I did make a hairband with some paper flowers but this is what i want to do. I bought some combs the other day and i have been looking in the wrong place for a video like this. I will be giving it a go later on i have a few cards to make first. Thank you once again. Hugs xxx Wendy
Wendy Margaret Davies-Stead thank you! Send us a picture of your creation!
WOW that was quick. I put most of my creations on Istagram as i have no idea where or how to put them elsewhere just yet. I will go and find more of your videos I also bought an Oasis so will see how you do them if you have a video on them xx
Fantastic sir
Thank you 😊
This is lovely. Thanks for the detailed instruction. I was thinking as I watched that this same technique could be used to cover a firm headband with dried or faux flowers, as long as one makes sure that the wires are twisted in where they won't poke the wearer in the head. I have a bunch of left over really nice silk faux flowers from a winter holidays arrangement I created a couple of weeks ago, including white orchids. Now I need a white headband or some white silk ribbon and some wire to experiment. ;0) Thanks!
Jean Vignes it’s JOOS to have a play and give things a go. Enjoy 😊
Love this
Inspiring
Thank you 😊
Absolutely beautiful!
Bello
looks very easy to do
Delightful
Thank you, they are lovely, simple to follow :D
Julie Speer thank you for the comment!
Thanks you!
Hi, Brilliant video thank you. Please could you tell me if would this work on a barette clip instead as combs just won't stay in my hair. With thanks x
Yes, you can attach to a comb or a clip - as long as it is secure! The paper covered wire is ideal for attaching it to either as well 😀
@@FlowerJoos Many thanks for taking the time to reply to me I do appreciate.
Thank you!!
Amei o canal, não entendo direito o que fala, mas aprendi a fazer corsage.
Tanks you!!!
obrigada! agora adicionamos legendas com nossos vídeos mais recentes 🙋🏼♂️😀
Thank you for your answer 😊👏🏻
That's so pretty.. 😍😍
Beautiful tutorial, thank you!
Judy Bielik thank you for commenting!
Hi John! Once again, congratulations on your videos! Thank you for sharing these techniques in such a simple and didactic way!
I am Brazilian and recently started working as a florist. I have made some bridal bouquets and my specialty is the bouquets with succulents.
I received the request for a hair arrangement with orchids and succulents of full length of 10 inches. I am in doubt about how to make the structure of this arrangement because I will not use comb as a base.
Could you help me with any tips ?!
Ps: I use Google translator for this message. So, I hope will you understand!
Sarah Blima hello - thank you for watching. Is the hair flower to be a circlet? If so you can wire the flowers and create it with wire. Using different flowers will create a different effect. We have a video for the ring.
The cold glue is good for flowers on a comb - maybe good for the succulents? If you have a picture I can advise better?
@@FlowerJoos Hi John! Thank you for the help! I send you a picture with a reference of hair flower that I need to do on Instagram.
Sorry, I don't know how I send pictures here on youtube!
Sarah Blima you can send to flowerjoos@gmail.com 😀
Simply awesome u r great bro love it
Doveny Zimik thank you 🙋🏼♂️
Wow thank you! I have my baby shower today and want to wear something like this... Wish I would have started yesterday. I have never done this, I was thinking just using a hot glue gun... But idk if the pieces will stay together.
di D cold glue specifically for flowers is popular - and you don’t get burnt 😀
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Hi,,, what kind of haircomb should i use??I need to use it for big flowers headPiece,,,thankx
pari sandhu in this video we have used a very simple comb - it’s really lightweight. For a bigger one you can use different comb styles - so even a hair clip is fine to use. I would look to find a comb you like that isn’t too heavy but is very secure. Wiring the corsage onto the comb works for most styles of comb. For very heavy flower placement you could combine a band with a comb, plus hairpins. The strength of hair and the style will also have an impact on how it sits securely. 🌼
Flower Joos thank you so much, you are very kind hearted,
hi my name is Alison gerro and iwant to learn to work s with flower to look nice to do thing to pot the flower to then in warer to make it look nice to get ther to make it to samill nice
Skyy dj element old school soca mix Liinee hi Alison, we have a range of videos you might like, but there are lots on UA-cam which is a great place to start. It’s all about getting hands on. - then you learn by doing! 😀🙋🏼♂️
Wow! Can u please list or name of the tape you used
pari sandhu it is not the pot tape but the corsage tape. It has different names depending on brand, and it can be white, green or brown. We would call it gutta or gutta perca, or stem tex, or floratape. This one is an oasis product.
hi my name is Alison gerro and I like to make valentine wearth for people home to pot on the door to look nice to see and I hop that your hoilday will bring you a good luck on your breaty and I hop you have a nice day on valentine day with very thing you do
Skyy dj element old school soca mix Liinee thank you! I love that idea, a valentine wreath for the door! Thank you for watching - 😀🙋🏼♂️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Hi John. Its me again. Just watching you with the floral tape how do you get it to catch? I have to use a dab of hot glue with mine or it just twists off. Thank you in advance. Hugs xxx Wendy
Wendy Margaret Davies-Stead did you use the paper tape or plastic? Either way you need to stretch it as you twist to get it to hold. Just saw your comment here, so so for delay in reply.
I was doing great until the point where I needed to be an octopus.
I love watching your videos but oyur audio is very low.thanks
Dardanilla Kaamino ok - thank you for the feedback 👍🏼
Those are artificial flowers or real? Please tell me
khushbu vadgama these are real flowers 💐
Hi .. can you please next the camera more closer to your hand and doing more slow so I can understand the process is. Tia
Yes - sorry! This was one of our first videos so our photography has now improved 🌼🙋🏼♂️
Hi John. I have come across another problem I have had for a while and it happened again today. When I put on the green tape I have to use a spot of hot glue so it sticks to the wire. I have seen many do it like you do but it wont work with me. It must be something i'm doing wrong. I bought the tape from a local florist. Thank you xx
Wendy Margaret Davies-Stead it could be a couple of things - old old tape is one, or when you start you need to pull the tape a little so it stretches - then it catches itself. Is your tape paper or plastic rubber?
Hi John. Thank you for replying, I have no idea what it is sorry. I just went down the florist and asked for green tape, it is probably the most commonly used in floristry. I do stretch it but usually after I have stuck it on. Will try this later as I have a few flowers to make. Thank you xx
What gauge wire do you use?
Cathy Wu if you have a look at this video we have listed the wires, and you may find the video interesting 🙋🏼♂️😀 ua-cam.com/video/ErWWOaXja1c/v-deo.html
What is the wire and the ribbon called?
The floral tape is called parafilm or gutta perca - and the wires are just floristry wires - same as you much use for cake decorating. The sizes are .22 for. A thick green wire, and .26 and .28 for the rose wires ( the higher the number the finer the wire ) .
Where do you get these materials?
You can buy them in a florist or craft shop. Even for cake decoration they use the same materials 😀
How do you put rose wire on the green leafs?
MARY LEBEAU at the back of a leaf stitch the wire through the leaf about two thirds of the way up the main vein. Fold the wire down and you can just loop one end around the leaf stem to secure the other end of the wire to the leaf stem.
I will do this on our live session on Tuesday.
Is it artificial flower
These are fresh flowers, but either can be used to create a hair comb design 😀
how long does it stay fresh? i mean the smaller flower the faster it dies, right?
Laura Feďová it is best to make on the day it's needed, but could be made in the afternoon before, but lightly mist spray and loosely wrap in light plastic and place somewhere cool.
Flower Joos does it last all wedding day and night if i prepare it in the morning?
Laura Feďová yes - it should be good for the whole day if the material is in good condition.
Gorgeous . What is the name of the tape used?
lexxikang h the one we use is called Parafilm - florist stem tape.
How did you get wires into the ivy leaves?
JoAnne Tyler you need to fold the wire into a hairpin loop with a long tail and a short tail - then stitch this through the leaf from behind about 2/3 reds up the main vein. Bring the kegs of the wire down to the leaf stem and using the long wire, twist it around the stem and the short wire a couple of time to secure. Then you can tape the unit.
We have a video showing this in more detail - have a look!
what size of the wire? 26 or 28 gauge?
Can u mmake this how many days ahead?
Agusta Sister I would prefer to make it as close to the day required as possible - so on the morning it’s needed, or in the afternoon before. It depends as well on how hot the weather is and the quality of the flowers - how hydrated they are for example.
Can I use any wire?
Erika Rojas the wire I use are the rose wires - these are silver in colour, and you get a really thin one and a slightly thicker one that gives a bit more support. Generally it's better to use a stronger wire than you might think you need as it will go through the leaf or stem easier and provide more support.
what gauge wire
margaret herzik I am afraid I can’t remember - but it is a silver rose wire, so there is a couple of gauges in that. A really fine one, and one that has a little more strength. Both are good.
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