Centerpiece Design with Dried and Preserved Flowers
Handling flowers: dried and preserved
A course by Violeta Gladstone , Floral Stylist
Joined January 2020
About the video: Handling flowers: dried and preserved
Overview
“In this lesson I am going to teach you how to handle fresh flowers so that they can stay beautiful for longer through drying and preservation processes. I will teach you how to choose the appropriate drying process according to the type of flower and I will show you how to preserve flowers with glycerin.”
In this video lesson Violeta Gladstone addresses the topic: Handling flowers: dried and preserved, which is part of the Domestika online course: Centerpiece Design with Dried and Preserved Flowers. Create floral compositions that give life to any space and explore drying, preserving, and dyeing techniques.
Partial transcription of the video
“Customizing your Flowers: Drying and Preservation In this lesson, you’re going to learn about drying and preservation. Let’s start by what I call “traditional drying.” I got three types of flowers so we can learn the different ways to customize your dried flowers. I also got some cord and scissors, As we’ve seen, that’s the material we’re going to need. Here we have some roses, carnations, and chrysanthemum. Let’s start with the roses. Drying them is more complex. They have so much green, so many leaves, and that makes it harder to dry them quickly. The first thing we have to do with our ro...”
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Course summary for: Centerpiece Design with Dried and Preserved Flowers
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Category
Craft, Design -
Areas
Decoration, DIY, Floral & Plant Design, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
Violeta Gladstone
A course by Violeta Gladstone
After 15 years of professional experience in graphic design, Violeta Gladstone decided to turn her career around and dedicate herself to floral styling. Located in Barcelona, she specializes in using flowers to tell stories in the form of botanical and floral installations, creating accessories such as headpieces and floral design for commercials.
She has dedicated herself solely to floral design for the last four years working with a range of clients, from independent clients to art directors, photographers, and companies like Puig, Rembostyling, L’Illa Diagonal, Valmont Barcelona Bridal Week, and Ifema. You can view her work on her website, social media accounts, and in various magazines.
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