365 Days of Ikebana-Day 142
With some of the remaining materials from class last night I made this arrangement, mass and line. I think I would have preferred a longer rose stem to show the
365 Days of Ikebana-Day 141
From my Sogetsu ikebana class tonight, ikebana using only branch material. My sensei brought us branches of dirrerent evergreens and some red and green roses and asked us to choose
365 Days of Ikebana-Day 140
The theme of holiday ikebana continues today with traditional colors once again. I reused the red branch from yesterday and I added more pine and some white chrysanthemums. Not only
365 Days of Ikebana-Day 139
This holiday inspired arrangement began with with the phalaenopsis orchids that I used last night, I wanted to make another ikebana arrangement with the white one instead. With the white
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Phalaenopsis orchids are some of the most beautiful, delicate flowers around. I had several stems to use today, and I started working with the stems trying to mass them. They
365 Days of Ikebana-Day 137
What do you get when you have no materials to make ikebana? A challenge! I meant to get flowers today, but I had too many other things going on and
365 Days of Ikebana-Day 136
Once again Buddah’s hand is making an appearance, but this time with some added “fingers” in the form of red peppers. Buddha’s hand or fingered citron(Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis )is
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The rose in this arrangment was the inspiration today, the variety name is “Amnesia” and it’s considered a lavender novelty rose. The outer petals are seemingly gray, and that’s where
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Bells of Ireland can be tricky to use, very often they are either straight or curved but they are unique in that they can be easily reshaped to get the
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This was my chance to use the vase I bought a few months ago. It’s unusual shape and color never seemed quite right for an arrangement until today. The pale