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Flower
Arranging
What does the group do? Our instructor,
Marion, has been a florist for over 30 years and has kindly agreed
to give us the benefit of her long experience in flower arranging.
Level of Expertise
From beginners onwards.
Meetings
1st Friday of the month, 2.00 - 4.00pm.
See Programme below.
Venue
Parish Hall, Rustington.
Equipment needed
Scissors or secateurs, oasis, &
a bag for rubbish. Foliage is always
useful and, as we progress, keep a look out at charity shops for nice shaped
containers.
Programme for 2008
Please use accessories if you would like to in any of these:
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4th January |
Basket arrangement, flowers and
colours of your choice or
a novelty arrangement
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1st
February |
A Spring arrangement in a container of
your choice and
Corsages
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7th
March |
An antique style container or a teapot
arrangement,
colours and flowers of your choice
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4th
April |
An oval
container of your choice with two shades of flowers, and a miniature
arrangement of your choice
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2nd
May |
Blossom time
– a landscape in a round tub or garden pot, to include moss,
stones or similar accessories
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6th June |
A front
facing arrangement in a taller container if possible in one or two shades,
and a competition for the best single rose
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4th
July |
Japanese style arrangement with a few flowers and
foliage, also a miniature arrangement of your choice
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AUGUST |
NO MEETING
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5th
September |
Basket shape of your choice with mixed flowers and foliage
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3rd
October |
A round posy arrangement in two shades and
buttonholes or
corsages
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7th
November |
Autumn shading with plenty of foliage, can also use dried flowers,
container of your choice
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5th
December |
A Christmas table
arrangement of your choice, but
preferably oval shape
or a Candlestick Arrangement
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