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FREE VIDEO - Watch to see what Vintage Vase Club is all about
This video explains what Vintage Vase Club is, what you'll get out of it, and shares skills in designing into a beautiful circular vessel using white ranunculus, pear blossom and pittosporum foliage.
Crystal bud vases with poppies, gium and ranunculus
In Vintage Vase Club this week we designed using crystal vases and bright spring flowers of poppies, gium and ranunculus. The vases were later used with other vases to decorate for a spring lunch event catered by the Maine Foodstore.
Tulips with bulbs in Fowler's Jars
Ali celebrates the beauty of tulips with their bulbs still attached in the incredibly versatile Fowler's Jars. Glass beads or small pebbles are also used to help prop the bulbs up out of the water to avoid root rot.
Crystal jug with purple hyacinth
Vintage Vase Club for this week demonstrates how you can use any small vessel that you have to display florals. It is a small crystal jug with fragrant purple hyacinth.
The First Vintage Vase Club! Pottery vessels with wattle and eucalyptus
This is the first Vintage Vase Club. The vessels were made in 1980 by Bendigo Pottery. Wattle and eucalyptus are the florals that Ali designs with, the display is curated to be displayed in Wild, a local restaurant.
Scalloped trough compote with kale and stock
This Vintage Vase Club is using purple kale, lemon stock in a scalloped trough compote.
Glass bottles with white freesias
Using a collection of vintage and reclaimed glass bottles, I display white freesias in a simple yet effective display.
Shell vase with white kale
This week’s vase is a low shell shaped vase. I use a kenzan as my mechanics and the fowers are white ornamental kale.