you will need:
- Vanda orchid
- Phalaenopsis mix
- Cambria orchid
- Burrageara orchid
- Cymbidium
- Paphiopedilum americano
- Flame lily
- Red Naomi rose
- Scabiosa
- Ranunculus
- Vriesea Elan
- Red tulip
- Rose secret garden
- Rose pink Floyd
- Gypsophila pink
- Chrysanthemum Baltazar
- Wire
- Water glasses/glass baubles
how to make a hanging christmas tree with flowers
Pick a spot where you want to hang your flower tree. Tie a bauble, flower or water glass to a thin wire and attach it to the ceiling. The good news: this is the first step towards your gorgeous contemporary Christmas tree. The bad news? You have to repeat this step 50 more times....
Think carefully beforehand what kind of shape you want, possibly sketching an outline on paper. Do you want an organic shape or a super tight cone? Also remember that the shape is three-dimensional, so for best results, walk around it regularly as you hang, as if you were arranging a bouquet.
keep the fun going
If you want to enjoy your hanging flower tree as long as possible, it is best to ensure that the flowers have a water source, such as being placed in tubes. Not all flowers need to be in water - for example, you can use dried gypsophila. A tree made completely of dried flower tree is also a great option. Learn how to dry your own flowers here.
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