Flower Arranging SECTIONS:
Some Basic Flower Arranging Principles
Flower Arrangements Around the House
Table of Contents
- I. Flower Arranging
- II. Some Basic Principles
- III. Basic Terms
- IV. Flower and Foliage Forms
- V. Some Do's
- VI. Some Don'ts
- VII. Unusual Containers
- VIII. Ringing the Changes
- IX. Around the House
- Around the House : Page 50
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- X. Dramatic, Fantastic
- XI. Dry Arrangements
- Dry Arrangements : Page 70
- Dry Arrangements : Page 71
- Dry Arrangements : Page 72
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- Dry Arrangements : Page 82
- XII. Christmas
- XIII. Originality
- XIV. An Idea for the Future
List of Figures
- 1. A modern design for a narrow hall Sable
- 2. The visual weight of the Crab Apples at the left in this design was balanced by the placement of dark Peony leaves at the right
- 3. An analogous colour scheme of summer garden flowers
- 4. This colourful arrangement was made of dry flowers and photographed in November
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