
I've been busy creating a bunch of new pieces for the craft fair. I finished 4 additional arrangements today. Two of them are phaleanopsis orchid arrangements that are simple yet stunning. Who doesn't want orchids that don't wilt or die. I have such a hard time keeping flowers alive let alone orchids. My longest success with an orchid is the last one my husband and son bought me which I kept alive for 3 months and that's being gone 1 week without watering it. But alas it too met the same fate.

Since we learned how to make the phaleanopsis orchid during our C3 workshops, I thought it would be great to introduce these little gems at the craft fair! I'm really happy with the way they turned out.

I also decided to practice my dog roses as well after C3 and incorporated them with white freesia that I had left over from the last bouquet order. I arranged them in these super cute paisley shaped ceramic vases.
More arrangements tomorrow, but for now, enjoy the eye candy!
2 comments:
Hi Diane, still love looking at your flower creations! Just one tip on growing real Phalaenopsis Orchids... they're ONLY suppose to be watered every 7 to 10 days. (most peopl over water them).
God bless!
Anna Lujan
Can't wait for these to be up on your etsy store. How much?
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