The final bouquet from my January Bouquet Study- thinking of spring, lots of movement, and sweetness...
Featuring a pink and green color palette, and some of my favorite flowers: parrot tulips, ranunculus, green, hanging amaranth, lisianthus, green berzillia, and the tiniest bit of stock...
And what would a bouquet be without some pretty pins and ribbon...
By the way, if you are planning a wedding this summer and would like amazing flowers for your celebration, let me know! I'm currently booking 2012 dates.... send an email to: emailbotanique@gmail.com
I would love to design flowers especially for you!!!
Showing posts with label January Bouquet Study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label January Bouquet Study. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Monday, January 9, 2012
Two More Bouquets
If you haven't already guessed it, I have decided to make January "Bouquet Month." I've been experimenting with different flower combinations and ways to secure hand-tied bouquets. Here are two more, using the extra ranunculus from the Woodland Bouquet in the the last post:
A simple bouquet of lavender-colored scabiosas, white ranunculus, and blackberries.
With a simple, satin ribbon wrap, and three white pins to secure it:
And the second bouquet:
White ranunculus, blackberries, and queen anne's lace, secured with a slightly fancier satin ribbon wrap.
I LOVE this white ranunculus!
A simple bouquet of lavender-colored scabiosas, white ranunculus, and blackberries.
With a simple, satin ribbon wrap, and three white pins to secure it:
And the second bouquet:
White ranunculus, blackberries, and queen anne's lace, secured with a slightly fancier satin ribbon wrap.
I LOVE this white ranunculus!
Friday, January 6, 2012
A Woodland Bouquet
Lady Slipper Orchids, Ferns, Larkspur, Pine Cones, Blackberries, Queen Anne's Lace, White Ranunculus, and a few little sprigs of Bupleurum.
Wrapped up with natural twine and three white pins.
And a matching boutonniere with ranunculus, ferns, and blackberries:
Sunday, January 1, 2012
The end of 2011, the beginning of 2012, and flowers in our muddy back yard...
Happy New Year! I am so excited for 2012 to unfold.... I have this feeling that it is going to be an amazing year, filled with giant strides down many different avenues of life!
To celebrate the final week of 2011, Eli and I went offline (no computers, no working, no obsessive thinking about work... you get the picture) and had a wonderful "staycation" at home. It was filled with lots of sleeping in, long walks, great conversations, amazing meals, visits with dear friends... it was such a wonderful way to spend the end of the year, and gave us a chance to truly unwind, recharge, and spend some really good time together. It made me realize my tendency to go head first into my work, sometimes forgetting to enjoy all the little moments that actually make life so meaningful.
And so, I am starting 2012 with the resolution to maintain a level of sanity, peace and rest in my life, even as I voraciously pursue my creative and business endeavors! I am excited to live this year with a balance of work and play, activity and rest, boisterous times and quiet times. I am committed to finding a balance that honors the true centers of my life: family, health, creativity, community, nature and sharing.
I have many more thoughts about resolutions and goals for 2012, but I am sure they will spill out in posts throughout the year.
And so, without further ado, a few photos to kick off the New Year!
Have a bouquet! This one was made with some leftovers from Christmas arrangements: anemones, stock, dusty miller, privet berries, queen anne's lace and berzilia berries.
Or deck yourself out in a nice, oceanic boutonniere! These were made for Eli and his two bandmates for their final performance of Wisemen, a brilliant, original musical comedy- definitely one of the highlights of 2011...
Berzilia and Privet Berries...
And finally, if you're really looking to start the New Year off right, place one lily petal behind each ear and start making funny faces:
To celebrate the final week of 2011, Eli and I went offline (no computers, no working, no obsessive thinking about work... you get the picture) and had a wonderful "staycation" at home. It was filled with lots of sleeping in, long walks, great conversations, amazing meals, visits with dear friends... it was such a wonderful way to spend the end of the year, and gave us a chance to truly unwind, recharge, and spend some really good time together. It made me realize my tendency to go head first into my work, sometimes forgetting to enjoy all the little moments that actually make life so meaningful.
And so, I am starting 2012 with the resolution to maintain a level of sanity, peace and rest in my life, even as I voraciously pursue my creative and business endeavors! I am excited to live this year with a balance of work and play, activity and rest, boisterous times and quiet times. I am committed to finding a balance that honors the true centers of my life: family, health, creativity, community, nature and sharing.
I have many more thoughts about resolutions and goals for 2012, but I am sure they will spill out in posts throughout the year.
And so, without further ado, a few photos to kick off the New Year!
Have a bouquet! This one was made with some leftovers from Christmas arrangements: anemones, stock, dusty miller, privet berries, queen anne's lace and berzilia berries.
Or deck yourself out in a nice, oceanic boutonniere! These were made for Eli and his two bandmates for their final performance of Wisemen, a brilliant, original musical comedy- definitely one of the highlights of 2011...
Berzilia and Privet Berries...
And finally, if you're really looking to start the New Year off right, place one lily petal behind each ear and start making funny faces:
Guaranteed to make you (and/or the people around you) smile :)
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