Sunday, February 20

More Oldies

I had to combine two photos to get the full height here; it was more than 6' tall from the table top. A "birdcage" constructed of bamboo and raffia.

My "stack-o-baskets"

The stack-o-baskets again. I asked the firm for some templates, etc. and used them in all their centerpieces. That was a big hit. I used it a third time for a party at a company that makes fire extinguishers, and it disappeared after the party. I can't imagine what they were going to do with it, since the baskets were all wired and glued together.

I wasn't going to do this, but the woman I was at the convention with grabbed my elbow and raised my arm up when they asked for volunteers. I was glad she did. They placed various props and fabrics in the floor of the lobby and we had to choose (grab) quickly what we wanted to use. For the theme "A Different Rhythm", I used brass trumpets with gold curly willow, to signify the sound waves coming out of the horns. The windows were about 5' tall and less than 3 ' wide, I think, and only deep enough to place a movie placard (about 4-5"), if I remember correctly. It was a fun exercise. Mine was more restrained than most, and I didn't win.
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9 comments:

Pat said...

Love the window. You should have won!

Tracy said...

Judy,
Those arrangements are exquisite...I really like the bird cage.
I hope you are doing well...
take good care~

Kay Dennison said...

I never cease to be amazed at how gifed you are!!!

Chancy said...

Your arrangements always amaze me with their beauty and originality.

joared said...

Enjoying pics of your flower arrangements. Think your theatre "rhythm" one was a winner.

Granny Annie said...

You lend a whole new meaning to the term "flower arrangements". Love your unique style.

Darlene said...

You are so creative. I do love the idea of mixing a music theme with flowers; they definitely go together.

Ruth said...

Those are memorable, stunning arrangements! Congratulations for having such a lovely expression of your creativity.

Fran aka Redondowriter said...

You are a true floral artist, Judy.