I left them like this in a vase until I had time to use them but I thought they looked so nice that I probably couldn't do anything that would make them look nicer. But I did want them on the table. Around midnight they turned into this.
I also wanted a foliage arrangement for the high shelf in my living room. That's a bit of a tall order as I have nothing usable in the garden and all I could find in the shops was a bough of spuce. So I went scavenging in the dark and found a wealth of treasures. These came from the grounds of a derelict factory. I put them in the bath to have a good long drink and to give the spiders time to run away.
and they turned into this.
You may have noticed that I haven't yet used the lilies and sea hollies. I'm still trying to decide what to do with those.
4 comments:
Jo, I love these! I think I'm going to place an order for next Christmas.
Oh your arrangements are gorgeous! Are the sea hollies the blue ones I saw in the first photo- they look stunning!
Your arrangements are gorgeous. Are the blue flowers in the first photo the ones you call Sea Hollies? They look beautiful.
Oh Jo, your flowers are beautiful. I love what you've done with the roses, a work of art! I really enjoy working with flowers but over Christmas, they often just get 'plonked' in a vase with very little creative flair. You've really enhanced their natural beauty!
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