photo: Joni Shimabukuro
Learn the ‘secrets’ of European flower design: how to create natural looking designs with stunning color palettes and layered textures. We’ll also share tips in buying, picking and conditioning fresh flowers and greens. You will create a colorful arrangement of seasonal flowers, berries and fragrant herbs!
Monday, March 28 6:30 – 9:00pm $75
Call to reserve your space @ 503-236-5829
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The hands-on classes are limited to 8 students per class and are conducted at Françoise’s Studio – 2754 SE 33rd Place. Prices include flowers, supplies, use of tools, and best of all, your creation goes home with you! Receipt of your check (or payment with Paypal) for the full tuition secures your place in the class.
Date: March 11
Presented by: Misty Damico with Luxe Event Productions
Venue: Urban Studio
Photography: Alice and Josh with Mosca Photo and Alyssa Jul
Thank you Alice and Josh and Alyssa for the great pictures!
Last week I made flower arrangements for Linda Barclay's tables at the Bravo! Wedding Show at the Embassy Suites Hotel.
Thank you Amanda for the great pictures!
Last November, HPSO extended an invitation to do a demonstration of woodland arrangements at the Yard, Garden and Patio Show this past weekend. It was time to put on that extroverted hat again!
It seemed like a good idea to make 3 sample arrangements ahead of time. A huge thank you to Ted Mishima for taking these wonderful photos in my back yard, before heading to the Convention Center.
And many thanks to Nancy Goldman for offering this opportunity!
Date : December 1, 2010
Venue: Heritage Ballroom at the Governor Hotel
Bravo! Wedding invited four florists to make all the centerpieces for this event. The only specification was to use white flowers – it was an fun opportunity to showcase a variety of table flowers.
photo: Joni Shimabukuro
Blooming Branches and Spring Flowers
Bring the outside in and learn how to force blooming branches! Quince, cherry branches or forsythia arranged by themselves en masse look dramatic. Learn how paired with other spring flowers like daffodils, tulips, hellebore and hyacinths they make exquisite arrangements. Come and join us for this fun class that will remind you that spring truly is around the corner!
Monday February 28 6:30 – 9:00pm $75
Call to reserve your space @ 503-236-5829
https://francoiseweeks.com/wordpress/classes
The hands-on classes are limited to 8 students per class and are conducted at Françoise’s Studio – 2754 SE 33rd Place. Prices include flowers, supplies, use of tools, and best of all, your creation goes home with you! Receipt of your check (or payment with Paypal) for the full tuition secures your place in the class.
Last month, photographer Ted Mishima asked if I would do a botanical headpiece for a photo shoot. He was interested in submitting images for a show exhibiting alternative forms of photography, and was especially interested in the technique of wet plates.
When he showed some images of botanical headpieces, I had absolutely no idea how I would go about this, but I was excited to tackle the challenge. It was fun! Ted also took many digital images.
A huge Thank you! Ted for inviting me to collaborate on this wonderful project and many thanks to Candace: you were fantastic!