Unique open settings in the vase or room.

Go through the flower shop and see the beautiful flower arrangement, making you want to buy it directly to decorate the house. However, you can actually make your own at home by taking the flowers directly from the garden.

Although sometimes arranging flowers can be frustrating, with a little practice you can make a beautiful arrangement of flowers on display at the store.

The first step

Difficulty arranging flowers in vases or bowls that are wide-mouthed because usually the flowers will fall to the edge of the bowl. Create a sort of box-shaped guide line at the top of the bowl or vase of masking tape. This tape will hold some flowers at the beginning, so you can better control the flowers until the order is over. Previously make sure the vase or bowl is filled with water.

Use the Jar

Mason Jar or jars that are currently being trend, can be used as a place to arrange the flowers. Some stores sell special jar lids, but you can make your own by piercing the cover and replacing it with square wire.

Use Two Flower Vases

This is one of the favorite ways to give more accent of a vase. Not only will it make it more beautiful, but inserting a small vase into a larger flower vase can also make it easier for you to arrange flowers. Fill in the space between small and large vases with something that matches the current season, such as lemon, lime, large leaves, stones, and others. Use a large flower to cover the top of the vase, choose flowers that do not have to be routinely replaced by water.

Hide the flower stalk

Take advantage of large leaves as a cover glass vase. This method can make the vase look more unique, as well as hide the flower stalk. Add the tape at the top of the vase as your guide line arranges the flowers.

Take advantage of Bubble Wrap

Floating flowers are a fun way of arranging flowers for special day celebrations or wanting to make a different impression on the dinner table. Some flowers can float perfectly until eventually they will sink into the water. Use bubble wrap at the bottom of the flower petals to make the flowers float longer.

Flowers in the Vase

Think creatively by putting flowers into a clear vase. Use small stones to keep the flowers in place. Add a little water to keep the stems hydrated. In addition to creating a unique and more stylish flower display, this arrangement can also save costs, because it can use only one interest.