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A true masterpiece that elegantly captures the magic of spring – with shades of pink and purple.
Meet Jenny from jennyt.floristry
Jenny Thomasson-Ingrum, better known as JennyT.Floristry, sees floral artistry as more than just a craft—it’s a life mission. With unparalleled dedication, she transforms flowers into magical creations that capture the pure essence of nature. Through passion, expertise, and boundless imagination, she continues to push the boundaries of the art form. As a proud ambassador of Masterpieces, she shares her love for flowers and elevates floral design to the next level.
Go for red this Christmas with Jenny's winter creation
In this second part, Jenny explores a hanging floral design with red as the key color. Starting with reflections from past works, she focuses on red, inspired by holly berries and winter moments. The structure is created with lightweight chicken wire, with Ilex berries as the base, followed by inverted amaryllis, hydrangea, and more. The result is a floating, asymmetrical composition capturing the warmth of Christmas in a modern design.
Cherry Christmas
Step 1 – InspirationFor Jenny, the color red feels like the moment when the first Christmas music starts to play. The color of the berries you see on a winter walk. The color that tells you this moment matters.
Step 2 – The ConstructionShe shapes chicken wire into a loose tube, forming the base structure of her creation.
Step 3 – The BaseThe construction is securely attached to ceiling wires. By leaving some space between the wire and the ceiling, flowers can be inserted both from above and below.
Step 4 – Time for BerriesThe red Ilex berries take center stage in this creation. They are long-lasting, even without water.
Step 5 – Hold TightEach flower is fastened with thin wire to keep them firmly in place.
Step 6 – TextureSlowly, the structure fills with a red glow of Ilex berries. The protruding branches add extra volume and texture.
Step 7 – AsymmetryJenny ensures the lower part is heavier, creating an asymmetrical teardrop shape. The negative space at the top makes the red stand out even more.
Step 8 – Upside-Down AmaryllisJenny hangs the Amaryllis ‘Britney’ upside down in the arrangement. Thanks to the hollow stem, each flower becomes a natural water tube.
Step 9 – BalanceBy varying the lengths of the Amaryllis stems, she creates balance, not symmetry.
Step 10 – TubesGlass tubes are added to the design. Both the tubes and the Amaryllis stems are filled with water. Note: water adds extra weight, so keep that in mind during construction.
Step 11 – An Abundance of FlowersNow other flowers are added, such as Hydrangea Magical Dark Ruby, Helleborus Mammoth Red, Vanda Sunanda Lava, Ranunculus Elegance Red, Eustoma Rosanne Terracotta, Gloriosa Rothschildiana, Scabiosa Dark Cherry Scoop and Talinum Long John.
Shades of cherry red, burgundy, raspberry, and coral combine into a layered red glow. Each flower has its own function.
Step 12 – The Finishing TouchThe arrangement is filled with warm red tones and rich textures. Attached to a floating structure of chicken wire and thread, it forms an airy yet powerful composition.
Step 1 – InspirationFor Jenny, the color red feels like the moment when the first Christmas music starts to play. The color of the berries you see on a winter walk. The color that tells you this moment matters.
Discover the enchanting floral creations of JennyT.Floristry
Where nature and craftsmanship come together. Her latest masterpiece, featuring luxurious flowers such as Vanda orchids and ranunculus, radiates the magic of spring. A romantic expression of love, perfect for any special person. Get inspired and explore the creative process through photos and film!
Bound by Nature
Step 1: The PreparationA strong foundation is essential. For Jenny, every creation begins with thoughtful preparation.
Step 2: Silence and ReflectionBefore she starts, she takes a moment of silence to reflect and make creative choices.
Step 3: Inspiration from NatureBooks, color palettes, and themes play a role in her process, but nature remains her greatest source of inspiration.
Step 4: Structure and BalanceEvery floral arrangement starts with a solid foundation. In this design, Jenny has chosen a structure made of twisted willow and a moss ball as an anchor for the flowers.
Step 5: Intentional CreationEvery movement in her work is intentional—from bending a branch to selecting the perfect flowers.
Step 6: Pause and ObserveThroughout the process, she steps back to assess: Is it balanced? Does it have life? This is how she perfects her work.
Step 7: Enjoy the ProcessAlways remember to enjoy the art of creating floral arrangements.
Step 8: Make Your Flowers Last LongerA masterpiece like this deserves to stay fresh and beautiful for as long as possible. Extend its lifespan with clean vases and Chrysal.
''The way the bouquet breathes, the way it lives. It's a celebration of nature's grace and my gratitude for being able to work alongside it.''
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