HOW TO CREATE YOUR VERY OWN FLOWER WALL

Have you ever witnessed a flower wall at someone’s wedding reception? A beautiful carpet of blooms strung together to create a gorgeous wall. With the tips given here, you can now create your very own wall of flowers to hang in your house. They are easy to make and require minimal care. If you have an event coming up and want to jazz up your house, try out this new idea. Incorporating fresh flowers bought via on time flower delivery in Kota will only improve the overall look. If you’re confused about what flowers to use, here is a list of the most suitable ones.

    1.    Peony

    2.    Carnation

    3.    Dahlia

    4.    Roses

    5.    Chrysanthemums

All these flowers are available via with in 2 hours flower delivery in Ajmer.

As easy as it is, you do require some basic tools to begin work. You can find them in any crafts shop and gardening store nearby.

   1.    Pliers

   2.    Scissors

   3.    Needle

   4.    Crimp tube

   5.    Craft wire

   6.    Fishing line

   7.    Paintbrush

   8.    Gold leaf

   9.    Glue

   10.  Branch

   11.  Greenery

   12.  Fresh flowers

The gold leaf is optional. It is just to add a little sparkle to the wall. Make sure the branch you select is smaller than the display area. You don’t want to go about sawing the branch in half after you’re done with the wall. The greenery or foliage you select should be ideal for the event and venue. Don’t make it very dense or you’ll take the attention off the flowers. The flowers should have full blooms that open up big. Keep the blossoms in water for at least 24 hours before you set up the wall. Since you’ll be hanging the branch on the wall with curtain brackets, buy those too. Remember to check whether your branch fits through those brackets at all. You can go monochromatic as well as vivid with the flowers. If you want a serene look, try an all-white blanket. For a more modern touch, multicolored flowers can be used.

Begin by wrapping the green foliage around the branch. Secure it with craft wire that you bought. The flowers can’t be put on with their full stems. Cut down the stems to just a little more than inch. Cut too much and your flower will dip low. Cut too less and the whole project will disproportionate. If you have decided to use the gold leaf, the now is the time to paint the petals. Next, you need to create the flower lines. To go for a non-cluttered look, make just 5 lines hung at equal lengths on the branch. Run the needle and thread through the crimp tube to hold it in place. Thread this arrangement through your flowers using the crimp tube as a stopper. Once you’re done threading your 5 flowers, it is time to hang it up. Wrap the remaining line around the branch and put it through another crimp tube to hold it in place. Make sure you start from the bottom up while threading the flowers. If you’re scared of making mistakes, don’t tighten the crimps completely. Keep them loose so that you can alter their position later. Repeat these steps to create 5 total lines and you’re done!