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Jane Packer's Guide to Flower Arranging: Tips & techniques for beautiful flowers with more than 25 step-by-step projects
By Jane Packer
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Jane Packer is one of London's most sought-after florists and also runs celebrated flower schools in London, New York, and Tokyo. In this irresistible book, Jane covers the same ground as in her four-week career course, here divided into three sections. Flowers to Give teaches all the techniques needed to make a variety of floral gifts. Flowers for the Home covers vase arrangements of all shapes and sizes. Flowers for Celebrations offers all the necessary know-how for party flowers, festive wreaths, table arrangements, and beautiful wedding flowers. Lovely photographs of the finished creations are accompanied by step-by-step photographs and easy-to-follow instructions. This book distils all Jane Packer's expertise and style into one volume, and imparts the secrets of successful flower arranging to every reader, novice and expert alike. Jane Packer is one of Britain's best-known floral artists. She established Jane Packer Flowers in 1982 and now has outlets in London, New York, Seoul, Tokyo and Kuwait City.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Lovely book and photos clearly detailing how to go about flower arranging from the small & simple to large & complex. Some examples are: a child’s bouquet, a front door wreath, a three-vase same color grouping and a spectacular massive event arrangement.