7 Must-Try Floral Techniques to add Beauty with Branches

  Photo: Sharon McGukin Autumn is awesome with possibilities for adding seasonal materials to your floral arrangements. But there’s more to creating captivating fall flower designs than just incorporating the colors and textures of the season. Adding a linear element like branches allows you to expand the space of a floral composition. You’re adding dimension while creating a visual connection to the outdoors. Here are seven techniques (plus a twig-tree project from Smithers-Oasis Floral Design Director Kevin Ylvisaker AIFD, PFCI you can try) that will enable you to turn twigs and branches into seasonal beauty your customers will want to bring indoors. Create feel-good designs Research shows fresh flowers and plants add to our quality of life. They make us feel happier. With autumn, you get crisp air, vibrant colors, rich textures and the stark beauty of bare branches. With the
  Photo: Sharon McGukin Autumn is awesome with possibilities for adding seasonal materials to your floral arrangements. But there’s more to creating captivating fall flower

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