Mihaela at flowerMe had once again organized such a lovely workshop. This time we made flower crowns. I like the idea that Mihaela always wants to choose as organic materials as possible. For flower crowns you should pick up flowers that stay alive for long, but fillers can be picked up straight from a garden. Sage, lavender and explosing grass make a great filler. Ivy is a perfect choice for a pliable branch.
Here're 12 steps how to craft an organic flower crown:
1. Gather the goods
- two or three types of flowers
- one or two types of fillers
- floral wire
- plain twine (optional)
- garden shears or sharp scissors
2.Cut the pliable branch
Wrap the pliable branch around your head to see how much is needed.
3. Pick your flowers
Group your flowers. Create mini bouquets that are beautiful from all sides.
4. Get taping
Use floral tape and wrap it around the stems of the flowers.
5. Admire your cute mini arrangement
6. Get busy
Keep creating clusters until you have seven or eight of them.
7. Get wrapped up
Wrao a single piece of floral wire around the pliable branch and the base of flowers.
8. Keep it tight
Wrap until the flower bunch feels secure.
9. Add another bunch
Grab another mini bouquet and lay it along the pliable branch in the same direction.
10. Keep adding...
11. Grab your plain twine
Wrap it around the end of the branch so it gives a more vintage look.
12. Admire your work :)
Had a wonderful time! Thanks to Mihaela, Jule, Mari, Emma & Sofia! It's always nice to learn new things!
Do not hesitate to contact flowerMe for gorgeous organic flowers!
I love this post. The flowers look SO gorgeous. I really enjoyed reading your post. I wish I could attend a workshop like this too.
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DeleteThe flowers look very pretty. The crowns are great for kids and teens. It almost resembles a natural tiara. :) wish I could attend a workshop and learn a few tricks. :) thanks.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers were gorgeous - as always:) You're right, it's like a natural tiara.
DeleteFlower Crowns are still so popular. I need to find a workshop like this in my town, it seem very entretaining.
ReplyDeleteIt was such an entertaing morning :) Highly recommended!
DeleteI wish I knew this for my wedding but my florist made my flower girl one as a surprise in the end! What a fun idea for a workshop!
ReplyDeleteIt was a great idea for a workshop :)
DeleteWhat a great idea! My niece loves flowers and anything that makes her feel like a princess, she is all for. Will need to do something like this with her, she would absolutely love it, thanks for the idea :)
ReplyDeleteNot at all! Happy that got an inspiration!
DeleteI have always admired flower crowns, but never knew exactly how they were made! Now I know! I think I will try to make a couple of these for my Granddaughters using silk flowers and adding ribbons in their favor colors.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea! it wasn't so easy to make these crowns and it took quite a while. Actually it's a good idea to start with silk flowers and nice ribbons :)
Deletewow these flower crowns are so gorgeous, they look so surreal right out of some fairytale. And the fact that its made of natural and real flowers sounds awesome. Would love to attend such workshops.
ReplyDeleteIt was amazing how pretty they turn to after a hard work :) Not an easy task!
DeleteFlower crowns are beautiful but I am hopeless at making them I have no practical skill whatsoever. Still I want to try and make one again.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry - I'm sure you're able to make one. just need a bit of patience and concentrating :)
DeleteThese are so beautiful! I love flower crowns and would really enjoy making them myself.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bella :) it was such a fun making those!
DeleteThese are so beautiful! I love flower crowns! We used to make them leading up to May Day! How much fun!
ReplyDeleteThnak you, Carrie! Somehow they belong to the begining of summer:) It was such a fun day!
DeleteI love this! They all turned out so beautiful! I think it would be so fun to be with a group of girls like you did and make these!
ReplyDeleteIt's always nice to make something out of flowers and especially in a nice group of girls :)
DeleteThe flower crowns are just beautiful. I'm sure they require a lot of skills, it would be fun to join in the workshop.
ReplyDeleteWorkshops are great - you get the chance to make something in a group and learn from the others.
DeleteAdorable. Pinned this so that I can make some for portrait shoots later in the year :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for pinning, Crystal :)
DeleteMy daughter will rarely let me put things in her hair, and she removes them within 5 minutes. But, I think she would enjoy this. Very nice photos.
ReplyDeleteThe girls there really loved wearing the flower crowns :)
DeleteI love this post so lovely. My mom used to have a flower shop so I have some basic skills when it comes to flowers etc. Flower crowns are so beautiful i get coachella vibes.
ReplyDeleteOh, then you good with flowers :) Yes, they have that coachella vibe :)
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much :) Gilbert!
DeleteI love your photos, they look great! the flower arrangements are beautiful, and the shots you took really capture the moments, great work!
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you so much, Eloise :)
DeleteAww, I love flower crowns. This post made me smile while reading. How I wish I am able to attend such workshops like that, it seems fun.
ReplyDeleteFlowers seem to have that effect - they make people smile :)
DeleteAww, I love flower crowns. This post made me smile while reading. How I wish I am able to attend such workshops like that, it seems fun.
ReplyDeleteThat's what flowers tend to do - they make us smiling :)
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