attaching flowers to a corsage bracelet
Attaching flowers to a variety of different corsage bracelets can be such a challenge for an inexperienced designer. I'm a great fan of Flower Joos for give such easy (but detailed) tutorials that makes designing fun.
Take a few minutes to watch this simple video before choosing a bracelet. This tutorial creates a lovely rounded corsage that fits nicely to the wrist. It reminds me of how we in the United States usually make a halo to be worn on the head . . . except in a diminutive size for the wrist! It is a little more labor intensive, as it is wiring and taping rather than gluing the flowers directly to the wristlet.
Here are links to the flowers and products he lists in the video:
- 1 Corsage Bracelet
- 1 partial stem Italian Ruscus
- Ivy Leaves
- 1 Stem White Dendrobium
- Green Stem Wrap
- Silver Bullion Wire
- Finishing Touch or Crowning Glory Flower Sealant
Here's the finished corsage from the back side.
Now . . . here's a tutorial for the gluing method of a very similar corsage. For this, you'll need a tube of Oasis Floral Adhesive.
