8th December 2014
Our last meeting of the year was a Christmas theme with a delightful demonstration by
sensei Dalley.
She created lovely arrangements with her usual flair and colour sense, and all the members enjoyed the demonstration.
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| Her first arrangement for the season was this creation, with a large palm leaf adding drama, and the strelitzia adding Christmas cheer. |
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| It was a well attended session |
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| As she starts on her second compostion |
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| The one white Carnation is for Christmas |
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| Moving on to her final piece. |
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| A dash of Christmas colours with large showy anthuriums. |
Members then displayed their own creations.
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| Sensei Molly found Bottlebrush in bloom to add that festive look to her arrangement with wine bottles. |
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| Ambika used twigs painted red to add line to her slender glass vase |
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| Prerana accessorised her arrangement to good dramatic effect. |
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| Trishala recreated a Christmas tree. |
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| Chelvi complemented her bright red basket with large white jerberas, softened by the everlasting flowers. |
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| Student Bhuvana worked with a red candle for that Christmas feel, with driftwood. |
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| Divya worked with roses, and the cotton on sticks added to the festive spirit. |
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| Kalpana highlighted the long slender line of the jerbera beautifully. |
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| Sensei Vaishali also used roses, and her trademark coloured wires, bunched up like christmas decorations. |
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| Janaki showcased her lovely vase with a combination of materials that included clearophytum and a hint of antigonon. the sseds of the Java Olive added to the season's look! |
We wound up our activities for the year. The Study Group looks forward to a 2015 filled with creativity, camaraderie, and flowers of course.
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