Happy holidays

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.



Her first arrangement for the season was this creation, with a large palm leaf adding drama, and the strelitzia adding Christmas cheer.

It was a well attended session

As she starts on her second compostion

The one white Carnation is for Christmas
Moving on to her final piece.


A dash of Christmas colours with large showy anthuriums.
Members then displayed their own creations.
Sensei Molly found Bottlebrush in bloom to add that festive look to her arrangement with wine bottles.

Ambika used  twigs painted red to add line to her slender glass vase
Prerana accessorised her arrangement to good dramatic effect.


Trishala recreated a Christmas tree.

Chelvi complemented her bright red basket with large white jerberas, softened by the everlasting flowers.

Student Bhuvana worked with a red candle for that Christmas feel, with driftwood.


Divya worked with roses, and the cotton on sticks added to the festive spirit.

Kalpana highlighted the long slender line of the jerbera beautifully.
Sensei Vaishali also used roses, and her trademark coloured wires, bunched up like christmas decorations.

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.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Good captions, thank you Ambika. The Christmas effect is brought out by everyone well. Malathi.
Anonymous said…
Chennai Chapter is becoming more and more creative,professional.artistic etc.Even necomers have made such wonderful arrangements.All credits to the members.Special credit to Sensei Malathi.Pandurang