Sentences with phrase «floral foam»

In a shallow basket, hot - glue a block of floral foam to the bottom.

If you had to buy one, just cut the top off with a utility knife, stuff with floral foam and paint.

They use wreath - building techniques and plenty of water - soaked floral foam to make it happen.

Low temperature settings should be used for lace, foil, ribbon floral foam and delicate materials.

Just a little tip... recently I quickly grabbed some green floral foam from the store for an arrangement I was creating.

Oh, I didn't know they don't like floral foam!

I'd never thought to tape floral foam to a pumpkin, and I'm adding it to my Must - Do list.

It is intended to take the place of floral foam and, I have to say that it worked pretty well.

Wrap bricks of floral foam in brown paper and sheet moss to create the «gifts.»

I would recommend using floral foam (Oasis) down in the bottom of the basket to keep the arrangement nice and sturdy.

I put my braches into floral foam and covered it with moss but it work in a vase like I did last year just as well.

Pick up pink parrot tulips with a touch of green in them, fuchsia roses and open and closed Asiatic lilies, arrange in a white square container with floral foam inside and voilà!

I added floral foam to the bottom, covered that in moss and added floral stems left over from my Fall Lantern Centerpiece.

The bundles were cut apart using wire cutters then placed evenly on the top and bottom of floral foam block.

For a fun DIY craft, buy multiple floral foam rings at a craft or floral supply store, says Lynn Jawitz of Florisan NYC.

You'll just need three things: an empty tin can, moss and a candle — no glue or floral foam needed.

Feathers are strewn on the floor and poked through floral foam, as images of ripe fruits are inserted between them, all symbolising the fecundity of «Mother Nature».

I think 5 1/2» tall is a little tall because I have to put floral foam in the bottom, but it depends on what you want.

A base of floral foam helps these bursting rosy blooms stand at attention, but a grid of clear tape can also help steady the flowers as you arrange them.

Conical floral foam structures can be obtained from online suppliers, but you can also use your Christmas tree if you chose to use artificial flowers.

My purchase included several terracotta pots in various sizes, assorted lavender stems, a few floral foam blocks, garden moss, a roll of kraft paper, and some wall decal stickers.

To keep flowers fresh, put the stems in water vials or heavy plastic bags filled with floral foam powder, available at floral supply stores.

If you're lucky like me you found a thrifted pumpkin and it was cut and had floral foam already in it.

I used floral foam and a small white pot from ikea for this arrangement.

Here I used rectangle metal galvanized zinc boxes with floral foam placed inside to keep them moist and in place.

It's a simple use of floral foam and scotch tape.

I put my arrangement in a glass and put it in the hollowed out pumpkin — works better for me than floral foam!

I then inserted the «Julia on a stick» through the stage floor / fabric / box, right down into the floral foam.

Turning the box on it's side, after attaching the floral foam and closing the box, I cut a hole in the center of the «top» with a craft knife that was just big enough for the wood stick to fit through.

To complete the look stick the willow branch in a pot filled with floral foam and top the foam with decorative moss or stones.

Think yarn, lace, fabric scraps, floral foam, chenille stems, even cardboard paint chip samples will add color and design!

Tuck pieces of wet floral foam into two pots, add a bit of greenery and some hypericum berries (available from most florists), and finish off the pair with festive holiday - hue candles.

Before beginning, soak your floral foam so that it retains water and feeds your flowers over time.

I used floral foam and a small white pot from ikea for this arrangement.

Soak your floral foam in a bucket of water for a few minutes.

As long as the floral foam has not dried out completely, you can add water to your vase for the foam to soak up.

Cut the floral foam to fit the size of the container.

Flowers should be cut at an angle when placed in the floral foam.

I used a floral foam wet brick and had it soaking in water before inserting it in my vase.

Yes, I was definitely the floral foam virgin, haha!

When you have the seashells covering the wood box entirely, it's time to add your floral foam inside the box.

I added some faux tulips (but real ones will work just fine too) to my toolbox centrepiece with floral foam, along with some spanish moss to fill in the gaps along with some painted Easter eggs.

Cut - out images from Life magazines, archival glue, miscanthus grass, floral foam and wooden table; installation dimensions variable.

Temp Work, 2014, floral foam, cardboard and plaster, dimensions variable.

Lifesaver 2016 Leatherette ringholder, shampoo hat, hair donut, floral foam, giant safety pin 19 x 10.5 x 4 in From the Ringholders series

Season I 2010 Wood, sound board, inkjet print on kikakata paper, pins, photographs, string, plastic, paint, floral foam, fabric, glass, cork, wire, pins, glue, rubber, lobster 80.25 x 61.5 x 20 inches (203.8 x 156.2 x 50.8 cm)

her house smouldering 2011 Polyurethane foam, bamboo, plastic, pins, wood, glass, ceramic, extruded polystyrene, paper, wire, metal, string, glue, shell, silicone, rope, foam adhesive, floral foam, spray paint, soap stone, coral, leather, photographs Overall: 145 x 146 x 38 1/2 inches (368.3 x 370.8 x 97.8 cm)

Wood, sound board, inkjet print on Kitakata, paper, pins, photographs, string, plastic, paint, floral foam, fabric, glass, cork, wire, pins, glue, rubber, lobster