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Floristry

Arranging some seasonal flowers and foliage in a favourite vase, jug or jar is a wonderful way to bring nature indoors. At the Virtual Village Hall, our floristry tutors demonstrate how to make some simple arrangements to brighten up your day.  

Some floristry activities involve using sharp tools, materials or equipment. Please take care to ensure that your health and safety are a priority when taking part in these sessions. 

Kokedama (Japanese Moss Balls)

Tutor: Rachel Moore, keen gardener and print artist

Join Rachel for an indoor gardening session inspired by Kokedama or Japanese Moss Balls.

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Dried flower wreath

Tutor: Vicky Crawford, dried flower artist

In this session, Vicky demonstrates how to select and weave a combination of dried flowers and foliage into a half moon wreath.

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Grow a cutting garden and flower arranging

Tutor: Jess Notley

Join professional florist Jessica as she discusses how to grow a cutting garden and how to arrange garden flowers and foliage.

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How to arrange wrapped flowers in a vase

Tutor: Jessica Notley, award-winning willow artist, florist and designer

Willow artist and florist Jessica demonstrates how to transform wrapped flowers into a simple but beautiful arrangement

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How to make a floral spring swag

Tutor: Gemma, craft workshop tutor and her Mum, Debbie, florist

Craft tutor Gemma and her florist Mum, Debbie, demonstrate how to create a simple, attractive swag for your front door.

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Make a willow heart with flowers

Tutor: Jessica Notley, award-winning willow artist, florist and designer

In this delightful session, willow artist and florist Jessica demonstrates how to make a willow heart with fresh flowers.

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How to create a simple spring flower arrangement: Floristry

Sue, florist and illustrator

In this colourful session, florist and illustrator Sue demonstrates how to make a simple but beautiful floral arrangement using flowers and foliage that can be found in the garden, on a walk or from a store/supermarket.

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