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design SHOP SPECIAL
nature bound
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A covering of realistic permanent leaves adds value and versatility
to a cylindrical glass vase.
Covering a vase with leaves offers a creative, value-added treatment
that appeals to consumers seeking an all-natural look. Here, ruffly
permanent rhubarb leaves, bound around a glass cylinder vase with
paper-covered wire, create an interesting receptacle for sprays of
permanent garden roses and Viburnums. The rhubarb leaves are
inverted, exposing their stalks and creating an additional design
element.
MATERIALS:
permanent rhubarb leaves
from Autograph Foliages; permanent garden roses and Viburnums
from Regency International; Cylinder vase from Syndicate Sales;
Oasis™ Bind Wire from Smithers-Oasis.
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“nature bound” recipe |
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3 permanent rhubarb leaves
3 bunches permanent garden roses
1 bunch permanent Viburnums
glass cylinder vase
paper-covered wire |
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suggested
marketing copy |
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NATURE BOUND
This beautiful spring design will provide natural appeal for years
to come. |
Ideal for home or
office, this everlasting arrangement provides a splash of springtime
cheer without the maintenance of real flowers. Expertly bound faux
leaves and pristine peach roses will delight any nature lover, so
pick up one of these gorgeous designs today!
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Nature Bound |
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HOW TO
1:
Wrap permanent rhubarb
leaves, tips down, around a glass cylinder vase, and secure them in
place with a rubber band. Trim the leaf tips evenly with the bottom
of the vase. |
HOW TO
2:
Tightly wrap paper-covered
wire around the leaves several times, and tie the wire to secure.
Remove the rubber band. |
HOW TO
3:
Arrange permanent flowers
and foliages into the leaf-covered vase. |
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