Thursday, September 6, 2012

Flower in a Soup


Below is my idea of creating a different look to this Ginger flower.
Take a couple of its large petals, find a matching soup bowl and saucer.
You can also use the whole flower.
And make a display of one single flower!!
Add a Drecena coloured leaf for effect as a soup spoon.

This is the Torch Ginger. Its a tropical flower, rather large and can also be used as a single flowers to liven up any space.





For lots of creative flower arrangements to send across Mumbai, India go to:  Spring Blossoms

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Lime N Lemon Creative ideas




A simple change to your kitchen table.....the bowl of fruit.....is passe!!
  • Take a small glass bowl, add a block of "floral sponge" soaked with water. ( you can get floral sponge from your local Florist)
  • I have added green orchids, but you can add any flowers to the sponge, even lovely greens from your garden or herbs from your kitchen window; anything that suits your colour scheme.
  • Take wooden toothpicks and thrust them into Lime (green) and Lemons (yellow) at the base.
  • Push the other end of the toothpick into the floral sponge exactly where you want to place the lemon or lime.
  • Work the glass container all around with flowers // foliage // lime // lemon.
THIS ARRANGEMENT LOOKS GOOD AND HAS THE ADDED FRAGRANCE OF THE SUBTLE AROMA OF LIME AND LEMON.


Friday, August 24, 2012

Romance without Candles....Indulge....




Can you imagine the impact this would have on that special person in your life?

Leave the candles alone, have a DAYTIME treat or make it an INDULGENCE DESSERT!

Its very easy to do this, if you are a good cook, then the chocolate icing is simple 'royal icing' recipe....
I'll tell you how to make the flowers...
Take a small side plate, slice an "oasis floral sponge" into a square of 4inches by 4inches.
Start with the centre, 3 roses will make the centre, then build slowly around giving the arrangement a round shape.
Do not use wispy greens to cover the floral sponge as little bits of green will drop onto the chocolate icing.
Use solid green leaves, small ones, that might be sitting on your window ledge or garden.
The contrast of the dark pink and the dark chocolate is enough to mesmerize.....don't forget the fragrance of pink roses mingling with aphrodisiac chocolate is simply mind blowing!!