Earlier this month, we taught a children’s flower arranging class at The Huntington Library. The theme was Christmas decorations and we showed each student with their parent how to create a miniature Christmas tree using leather fern and mini red spray carnations. Using a tower of floral foam that the children learned to carve themselves, they then cut up the fern leaves to create a mini tree. I got to try to make my own at home and so far it’s lasted a good two weeks! With the leftover spray carnations, I also made a large red Christmas ball that makes a great festive centerpiece. I placed it on top of shiny magnolia leaves which are easy to get this time of year at the flower mart.
Do-it-Yourself Christmas Flower Arranging
By Kit Wertz|2025-01-28T10:06:58-08:00December 24th, 2009|Floral Design, Floral Design Tools, Flower Arranging Classes, Holiday Flowers|Comments Off on Do-it-Yourself Christmas Flower Arranging
About the Author: Kit Wertz
Kit Wertz is a professional floral designer with over 20 years experience. She is co-owner with her floral designing sister, Casey Schwartz, of Flower Duet based in the South Bay of Los Angeles. You can reach them at flowerduet.com.





