This series of blog posts - called 'Creative with Flowers' - are about using flowers in creative ways. It could be about how the flowers are combined - maybe in a little bit of an unusual way. It might be the choice of vase - maybe not a vase at all but a container that could be anything from jugs, bottles, jars, tins or teapots - vintage or new it doesn't matter.
As usual my arrangements will be quick and easy - and there will always be lots and lots of colour!
This week on 'Creative with Flowers' we are taking a look at one of my favourite roses. It's the Rosa 'Gertrude Jekyll'.
I have one growing in my garden - so all these flowers come from there.
Instead of a traditional vase I'm using a little antique Victorian luster creamer from around the 1830s.
I love how it has flowers on it and that the pink is almost the same colour as the rose.
The stems were very short - so it was a little hard to arrange the individual flowers - so what I did was - I arranged the bunch in my hand and then simply put a rubber band around the stems to keep them in place and then put them in the creamer.
The largest of the roses I placed on a saucer in a small amount of water and I also scattered a few rose petals around - just for fun.
Isn't this just the most romantic little arrangement and so simple to make?
Enjoy your flower arranging and have a fabulous and floral Wednesday!
Thank you for visiting 'Of Spring and Summer' and I'll be back on Friday with another 'A Bunch for the Weekend'.
Thank you for visiting 'Of Spring and Summer' and I'll be back on Friday with another 'A Bunch for the Weekend'.
Ingrid
~ xoxo ~
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