Photo: deco & style
Colorful spring messenger
Spring belongs to the tulips, but we just can not wait that long. That's why we already have 5 decoration ideas with our favorite flowers.
You need this flower decoration:
- tulips
- filled tulips
- vase
- secateurs
- knife
And that's how easy it is:
1. Free the stalks of the tulips from excess green.
2. Put the tulips into a mixed bouquet, making the stems spirally.
3. Shorten the bouquet to the vase length with the rose scissors.
4. Cut the ends of the stems diagonally for better water absorption.
5. Put the bouquet loose in the water-filled vase.
Prop: cake plate: Bloomingville; 59 €, bowls in white: Kähler Design, approx. 20 Euro Muffin cases: Miss Etoile; 24 pieces 7, 90 €, rest: own
You need this bouquet:
- tulips
- parrot tulips
- Allium
- ranunculus
- lilac
- French tulips
- snowball
- vase
- secateurs
- knife
And that's how easy it is:
1. Free the stems of the flowers from excess green.
2. Assemble flowers to a mixed bouquet, making the stems spirally.
3. Shorten the bouquet to the vase length with the rose scissors.
4. Cut the ends of the stems diagonally for better water absorption.
5. Put the bouquet loose in the water-filled vase.
Props: Vase: Tine K Home; about 50 €, rest: own
This is what you need for the tulip under the bell jar:
- material
- tape measure
- French chalk
- fabric scissors
- Sewing machine with matching yarn
- tulip bulb
- Small pot
- Some earth
- bell jar
And that's how easy it is:
1. Cut an approx. 35 cm x 16 cm piece of fabric over the short sides at the top and bottom.
2. Take the fabric in the middle and sew it together left to left on the sides, pull it to the right.
3. Plant a small pot with a tulip bulb and place it in the cloth sack, put a glass bell over it.
Props: Porcelain Dogs: Wagner & Apel; Piece 6, 50 €, rest: own
That's what you need for this decoration idea:
- parrot tulips
- Fabric vase / bucket
- wire basket
- duct tape
- fabric scissors
- secateurs
- knife
And that's how easy it is:
1. Wrap a large vase with fabric and glue the ends together with double-sided tape.
2. Place the vase in a wire basket.
3. Free stems of flowers from excess green.
4. Assemble flowers to a mixed bouquet, making the stems spirally.
5. Shorten the bouquet to the vase length with the rose scissors.
6. Cut the ends of the stems diagonally for better water absorption.
7. Put the bouquet loose in the water-filled vase.
Prop: chair: car furniture; 129 €, Small Bowl: Tine K Home; about 9.50 €, rest: own
What you need for this bouquet:
- rose
- tulips
- ranunculus
- hydrangea
- vase
- secateurs
- knife
And that's how easy it is:
1. Free the stems of the flowers from excess green.
2. Assemble flowers to a mixed bouquet, making the stems spirally.
3. Shorten the bouquet to the vase length with the rose scissors.
4. Cut the ends of the stems diagonally for better water absorption.
5. Put the bouquet loose in the water-filled vase.
Props: Vase: By Lenneke Wispelwey, Bird: Impressions
