Delicate Flower Crown
Flower Crown using Delicate White Flowers
Total time: 17 minutes and 22 seconds
Learn how to make a simple flower crown or circlet with our tutor, Debbie. The demonstration outlines elementary techniques to practice ahead of the wedding season.
For this style of flower crown, there are a few ways that you could look to create the design.
This lesson covers how to construct an event flower crown. In this lesson, you will learn how to construct the design from start to finish. The tutor, Debbie will demonstrate how to make the design, along with top tips on conditioning, construction, storage and fixings.
Find the materials required for this style of arrangement below:
| Quantity | Equipment |
| 2-3 stems | Spray Rose White (Snowflake) |
| 2-3 stems | Eryngium Thistle White (Sirius Questar) |
| 1-2 stems | Pittosporum Ralphii or Eucalyptus |
| 2-3 stems | Lisianthus Double White |
| 1-2 stems | Gypsophila Large Headed (White) |
| 2 | Green Stub Wires (or other medium for stay wire) |
| 1 roll | Parafilm (Green) |
| 1 pair | Scissors |
| 1 pack | Rose Wires (optional) |
this is so beautiful Debbie. could you create a button hole using the same technique with the stub wire for stability?
Hello Julia,
Thank you for watching the video and for your feedback. For a buttonhole, it is not essential to use a wire for support. It is advised, depending on the type of flowers you are using, to wire the stems individually and secure together using either parafilm or stemtex.
I hope this help and answers your question
Beautiful Debbie one of my favourite designs that I love making x