Simple Hydrangea Arrangement
How to make a simple hydrangea arrangement with a thrift store wooden crate
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Supply List
- Small wooden crate
- Floral foam or a small vase that fits inside the crate
- Hydrangea stems (cut to desired length)
- Pruning shears or a sharp knife
- Water
- Floral greens or picks (optional)
Instructions : Step by Step
- Prepare the crateEnsure that the wooden crate is clean and dry before you spray paint. You can line the crate with a plastic liner or use a waterproof container to hold water if necessary.
- Prepare the floral foam or vaseIf you're using a small vase, fill it with water about halfway. Place the foam or vase in the center of the crate.
- Trim the hydrangea stems Trim the hydrangea stems at a diagonal angle. The length of the stems should be suitable for the size of the crate. Remove any excess leaves from the lower portion of the stems.
- Arrange the hydrangeasStart by inserting the hydrangea stems into the vase. Begin with the larger hydrangea blooms in the center and work your way outward, adding smaller blooms around the edges. Vary the heights of the stems to create a visually appealing arrangement. Consider adding additional greens like babies breath to create a full lush vase
Tips
Be sure to make sure you add water to the vase
Consider using foam blocks if you wooden crate is deep to prop up the vase allowing the flowers to spill out the top
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