Hello and welcome again to Company Interiors.
My name is Nick Clark, and in today's video, we're going to be looking at how Deniece
floral designer is going to be making a seasonal autumn wreath out of some of our
preserve plants. Now, you find me today busy in the parking bay area.
You can see some of our preserved plants in all the glory.
We've got eucalyptus, we've got hydrangeas, we've got preserve mosses for moss walls.
So all sorts of amazing things.
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But let's go and have a look at Deniece now actually making one of these reefs out of our
preserved plants.
I did this here with company interiors.
Today I want to show you how to make a pretty wreath for your door using our preserved
oak and preserved green ivy.
First thing you need to do is get yourself a weak frame.
I happen to be using a branch twig one here, but there's lots of different styles in the
market you can work with. You also need some florist wire and florist type for wrapping
your foliage clippers through your wire and clippers for your foliage.
That's pretty much all you need.
Fairly straightforward project.
Um, you could also use a hot glue gun towards the end for some embellishments on your
Reeth, but I'll show you that a bit later.
So let's get started with our foliage.
I'm working with preserved, OK?
It's a very rustic looking leaf, comes in nice big packages with long branches.
It's a great flower product to use for fall because it has that kind of country feel
about it. And I also have a green ivy, which is much more glossy, flat, different,
interesting color and texture green.
I like the combination together because it gives you a bit more interest, but you can use
any foliage that you have on hand.
So you start by clipping off pieces from your branches.
So I'm working with like small groupings of two or three pieces.
You group them together into a little bundle and you take a piece of your florist type.
I'm using green here, so it kind of blends in, use the fly and you just take a little
piece of your time and you wrap the branches together to create little bubbles.
Now, this could be any combination of colors that you like, any color.
If you want to go with more, the red rustic tones or different types of greens that say
I'm using that glossy ivy with the oak here.
Just to give some interesting contrast, wrap those two together.
So this is a little bit you need to get a production line going of your clippings and and
your type pieces just takes a little time consuming, but it's kind of therapeutic.
I have a whole big pile of them here that I've already created.
So let's get started now, attaching them to our frame.
So all you need to do is you're going to start placing them on your frame and you're
going to take some floral wire and start securing it around.
So start by unwinding a piece.
Lines already got to end to it to make sure I have the right one here and you start
attaching that around your frame, so make sure the first piece is secured nicely.
Wrap it around itself a few times.
The color blends in with your friends, so you're not going to see this water is just the
mechanics to keep these pieces in place, but you're going to take your first little
grouping of leaves, placed them on your frame or facing forward, and then take your wire
and just start wrapping it around.
Excuse me. I have an end to my work.
I'm going to clip off so I don't get distracted by that.
My puppy is also come into the room so you can put her in the background.
I was going to wrap that around securely a couple of times.
To get the first one started, just make sure you pull it tight.
Then you can take your next portable place, it says, overlapping the first bundle and then
start rapping again with your.
You can see how that the leaves cover up the mechanics as you go along.
The next one, you'll see how this is starting to build here.
Wrap it around just a couple of times and each will hold it in place.
As I say, I have a mix of the two types of green so you can see the contrast.
It's quite a good interest there.
You always clip it off later.
If you have a few stray leaves that are kind of protruding in a way that you don't care
for right now is just to get them onto your friend.
So I'm just going to continue this process going around.
Check back with me in a couple of minutes and we'll see this first step of the process
complete.
Now we go for like that, I was looking at the the green foliage base, so now you can
embellish it with any other items that you have that you want to work with.
I'm going to work with a few pine cones.
So what you need to do is you take the pine cones and another piece of wire, a nice long
piece and just secure the wire around the base of the cone, like just feed it in amongst
leaves. A little bit twisted around a second time, so make sure it's secure.
And then you have your two ends of your wire and you just then say long enough you can
just nestl your cones in amongst your leaves and wrap your wire around the base.
Hi, welcome back. So here's how I finished reading.
I've just embellished it with a pretty bow to give it a finishing touch and I left there.
And as long as it's kind of like a casual look, I'll make sure the ends are finished off
to a little points or three.
That's very much personal preference.
How you like it to look at the end here.
Another option I just wanted to show you quickly was a half style decoration.
So this one is a reed wreath.
So the frame itself is beautiful just the way it is.
It's all available from company interiors.
And this one I just embellished with Red, Ivy and pink dolls me.
So it's a very different look, gives you a little pop of color.
And because the wreath itself is so pretty, just the frame, I decide to just keep the
leaves on one half of it so you can still see the frame there.
So either way, look, you go for call-girl.
Make yourself a beautiful wreath for your door.
Thanks very much, Spiritism.