Silk Floral Design Class

Silk Floral Design		Maximum 8 students  2016

Overview This class will allow you to bring your favorite vessel from home to the classroom to fill with permanent silk materials.  We will select these silk flowers at the local wholesaler, Baisch & Skinner.  You will purchase these materials at my wholesale cost.  We will spend up to 2 hours shopping for your materials and supplies.  You are able to purchase anything at the wholesaler, no returns or exchanges on materials. After we return to the classroom your design will be constructed thru the afternoon. Objectives You will design with silk flowers and execute new design techniques.  Floral Design Tools All tools for this class are provided in the classroom FLOWERS are beautiful creations.  The curiosity and enthusiasm for information about flowers is contagious.  Enroll in the Flower Classroom for the most up to date information….when the ordinary won’t do…take yourself somewhere new!

Materials The classroom will provide the foam, moss and glue to secure your silk floral design. Each student will purchase the materials for the vessel they have brought to the classroom.  All materials purchased at Baisch & Skinner are final sales, no returns or exchanges. Class Registration To register for this class: Registration                     $50.00 This amount is due in full to reserve your design table.  Payment can be made with any major credit card or with Pay Pal. https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=KE8KNYNNS4A4U Cancelation of your space in the class is allowed up to 14 days before class for a full refund.  After   that a credit will be applied for classes in the future. If you have any questions drop me a line: flowerclassroom@gmail.com  One example of what can be created in this design class.  This design is located in an open entry just beside a stair case.  This design has as inner liner that can be removed to add a holiday design, and a spring design. These designs were place in open ledges to be seen in the dinning area and the hearthside kitchen.  They mirrored each other so you saw the same selection of material in each room as you view it above.