How To Make A Traditional Floral Design Using A Pinholder / Kenzan
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- How to make a traditional floral design using a pinholder / kenzan
Ingredients - low bowl, pinholder ( the bigger the better if more materials ) water, garden foliage mixed, two types of flowers - we used red roses as the main flower and pink tulips as the secondary flowers
We try and show a range of different designs and a range of mechanics for holding the flowers, so in todays video we lol, and see if a pinholder is suitable to make a classic design. There is a good amount of stems and materials so we did choose a good sized kenzan and one with a nice depth of pins as well.
The classic style tends to be symetrical and radial, and yes, this was achievable in the pinholder! We would suggest this was good for small to medium sized designs - for larger designs then I would maybe add chicken wire above to add hold.
Do you like this classic style? Let us know in the comments below!
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Thanks John another lovely design. I cannot believe you did that with a pin holder
A lovely design again, I really didn’t think that you would get so much in that pin holder
Thank you 😊
A wonderful design, John, and environmentally friendly as well! I love the range of greenery that you used here and can only imagine how wonderful the rosemary smells. The tulips and roses together make for an interesting textural experience. Hope the week works out well for you. Happy Easter! 🐇🌺🌹🌼🌷🐰
Happy Easter friend - and thank you for the lovely feedback. 😊 Rosemary in a design really does bring a beautiful fragrance as well as texture. Have a wonderful Easter weekend 🌷🪻🌹🌼
This arrangement reminds me of when I first started Floristry School....lovely traditional arrangement John ❤
Thank you 😀 it has all the basic proportions and placement of materials - just no foam!
Greenery on its own looks lovely too!
Thank you 😊 i like an all green design
Love this...
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Always enjoy watching your designs take shape!!!!😊
Thank you 😊
Amazing that was made in a pin holder!
Isn’t it 😀
You are so talented with a wonderful personality and your creation is elegant. Thank you
Thank you so much 😊
I call mine a frog ha ha.. i use it all the time especially in smaller bowls. You've inspired me to try it in a larger vessel,thank you
Frog is cuter than pinholder or kenzan 😀yes, I think we should use these more - so this showed it can take more materials and of course you can use two or three in one bowl.
Beautiful, great work.
Beautiful design John
Thank you 😊
Thanks John - great design - I have to say ,having watched for quite a few years , you’re looking great keep up whatever it is you’re doing
Thank you so much 😀 I’ve been through a few variations of hair / moustache / beard though 😆
C'est magnifique ! Bonjour de France
Merci! 😀 thank you!
Beautiful arrangement, surprising how much the pin holder holds. thankyou. Kellemes Husveti Unnepeket
Köszönöm szépen! Neked is ! 😀🌼🪻🌷
Beautiful
Wow! That kenzan really holds alot of stems 😮 Gorgeous design as usual, John. Thanks for sharing 🥰
Thank you 😀 it is surprising how many stems can go in it 🌼🌼🌼
Very good
Wow! Check out that rosemary! You must have a very large bush! You were able to use the pinholder as if it was foam, and it reminded me of the old days when you taught us how to make arrangements using foam. You were able to do it with just the central pinholder. Like always, your foliage looks gorgeous even before adding the flowers. It seems like the tulips were a little bit hard to add to the pin. Is that so? Thank you John!
Thank you 😀 I have a fellow flowery friend here who has great rosemary so I have a good supply! This was like a basic design video but with a pinholder instead of the foam - when I think back everything was in foam 6/7 years ago! I think the tulips were just harder to find a space, and they tend to be a top heavy flower - but generally they go onto the pins very easily. Thank you for watching 👀 😊
Beautiful love it😊
Thank you 😀
So beautiful.Thanks John.
Thank you 😊
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Your work is beautiful,
just one drawback 😬
I would add one more flower, for example a lilium or a small iris
a hug John😘
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Thank you! A lily would make a good focal flower so that is a good suggestion. I just used what I had 😆
Happy Easter 🐣 have a lovely weekend
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happy Easter😌😘
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I love it! Simple and beautiful! Greetings from Texas!🇨🇱😋I have a very old pin holder from the time I had my shop (31 years ago!😮) but cannot find it.
Thank you so much 😊 I hope you can find your pinholder 🧐 greetings to Texas!
Hi John, been watching your video's for quite awhile and love your designs. Could I ask, is it worth adding flower fix to the base of the pinholder or not?
Thank you! You can do that but if there is balance it’s not needed. In ikebana you wouldn’t, but with anything western then you can 😀
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Thank you for this lovely design. You talking about pinholders made me wonder - I often do large arrangements and I'm thinking of using the leaves of the Agave Americana (the large grey one). I love the way some grow upright and others curl. I've been thinking of using red roses as matching flower and some gypsum. What other leafage would you advise please?
Thank you 😊 that’s an interesting combination - the agave leaves are big / thorny and physically heavy - so you need to decide whether to create a very stripped down design or what the overall look will be. I would tend to add something with a different shape / size and colour - so fatsia would be good , and this helps create a frame for the flowers.
The agave would be ok out of water I think - so you could wedge then, pin them, nail them and leave your mechanic such as a pinholder for the roses.
@@FlowerJoos thank you so much! I'll definitely use the fatsia. I'm using a box with sand and draping material around it.
Is there maybe an e-mail where I can send you a picture?
@@theresamarais2642 hello! Our e-mail is flowerjoos@gmail.com
It eoukd be good to see what you are making 😀
@@FlowerJoos thanks, I'll let you know and send a photo
when using a pinholder, do you enter the material on the pin or next to the pin?
That’s a great question and the answer is a bit of both- it depends on the size and spacing of the pins on the pinholder and then the diameter and quality of the stem. Some stems will happily wedge between pins, others will be stuck onto one, two or three pins even. The main thing is that the stem is secure. With very fine stems you can use a thicker stem to create the hold - just add a hole in a short piece of thicker soft stem, then thread in the fine stem like a thread through a bead - then just cut the end and position.
Hope that helps! It’s just a case of getting used to what works best for you and for different materials 😊