The Flowergod designs two different centerpiece arrangements for an 80th Birthday Party. The arrangements includes various colored gerbera daisies, sword fern, springeri, and various other foliage.
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Arrange flowers in a wide shallow vase
How To:
Use a rose stem stripper
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Arrange flowers in the ikebana style
How To:
Make a fresh flower bouquet using roses
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Make a bouquet using a bouquet holder
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Foam a container for floral arrangements
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Make a round floral centerpiece
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Make an oblong floral centerpiece
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Cut silk flower stems for floral arrangements
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Make a door spray floral arrangement
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Make a silk flower swag
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Make a corsage out of candy
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Create a fresh flower arrangement with floral foam
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Make tea cup flower arrangements
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Use and arrange gerbera daisies
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