Sugar Or Clay Flower Arrangement - What vase to use?

This video is about VASES for sugarflowers or flowers out of Cold Porcelain and Deco Clay, looking at the sizes and shapes, what works and for what, what to avoid all together and where I buy my vases. Thanks for watching and sharing , don't stop making beautiful flowers! Планирую скоре перевести на Русский. Check out these for more useful GUMPASTE and CLAY flower tutorials ****** ****** Want to work with COLD PORCELAIN but dont know where to start? This would be a good place ****** Цветы из Сахарной Мастики и Полимерной Глины ( Холодного Фарфора ) ****** My other HYDRANGEA TUTORIAL ****** INSTAGRAM ****** FACEBOOK ******

Привет :) вскоре переведу на РУССКИЙ! hello this is Christina and in this video I am going to briefly touch on the question of what vаses do I photograph my flowers in, sizes dimensions that kind of thing, pluses and minuses and where do I get them... So let's get started! The opening here is small enough for a large Key flower to sit there comfortably but also large and heavy enough for a bunch of flowers perfectly versatile vase! Although I had this next vase for ages and got plenty of mileage out of it, there are two big problems with it: it doesn't hide untidy stems and it's way too big, so generally you only get part of it in the picture. Now this one is great if you only have time for a teeny-weeny flower and want to make a big job and a show of it, or have something that's made out of Deco and so is very very light! The size and dimensions of this pot would require something that's quite big in volume and yet very light so I would only recommend it for, again, DECO. And finally here we have ideal proportions for medium sized bunch of flowers... Don't try it with one flower, it simply won't work but for medium flowers arrangement is fantastic in my opinion! Next week I'm on holidays but I'm gonna put some pictures on a live story on my Instagram if anyone's interested but you are still going to have a tutorial of this interesting and fascinating Scottish plant, even though I don't remember what's it called right now! Have a lovely week and see you next Thursday