Books on Flower Arranging
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Read books on flower arranging? And why not. Flower arranging is tough work, but someone has to do it. Here's where you get to read how the experts cope.
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Grow your own cut flowers |
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This book is THE book for flower arrangers who wish to grow their own plant material. Selection, cultivation, vase selection, inspiration. Sarah Raven put cutting gardens on the map.
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A Master Guide to the Art of Floral Design |
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Gorgeously illustrated step by step guide. Equipment, principles of visual beauty. A lovely gift, and an inspiration for amateur or expert.
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World Flowers |
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Jane Packer uses flowers and plants from all over the world to explain how she draws on various landscapes, traditions and cultures to create distinctive displays for every occasion and interior. She reveals her inspiration from all over Europe, America, Asia, Africa and Australia, and show how they can be recreated. She shares the though processes behind the designs as well as suggesting alternative flowers and containers both to take into account seasonal availability and to provide variation. There are hints and tips to help you to achieve professional and memorable results using flowers froma round the globe. Celebrity florist Jane Packer makes flower arranging cool again. At last.
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