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Enjoy and Happy Monday!
In Friendship through Flowers,
Yirou.
很快会有本文的中文版
“Flowers are an integral part of our life. We celebrate, mourn, and love with them. They talk to us, teach us, comfort us. Flowers have the power to evoke emotions and memories. They captivate us with their endless diversity of color, shape, size and fragrance.” By Cecelia Heffernan (Flowers A to Z)
4 comments:
love the first arrangement very much...looks like a tree...and the second one is like a sail boat...I like this style (Mami) quite a bit!
mike
Nice to hear from you, Mike.
Mami is my favorite one as well. I love the idea to not use pin frog. When see the first one in person, it was very very nice. The flowers were fixed by bamboo clippers. The second one is very elegant, you can see the branch split on the right side, which gave the support.
I like the second one, looks very poetic, thanks for sharing :-)
Thanks Bee.
This one is very simple. Very few materials but tell a lot.
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