How to Make a Silk Poinsettia Floral Arrangement
A Christmas Decoration
By Karen Barnes, published Oct 03, 2007
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Some people have allergies to the pollen off which poinsettias put. This can cause a miserable experience when coming across a live poinsettia.
For those who are allergic to live poinsettias, silk poinsettias can be the answers to the allergy problems. Silk poinsettias can create some beautiful arrangements for the Christmas holiday season.
They can store any silk floral arrangements, such as ones with poinsettias, each year for future use. This makes it easier to decorate for the next holiday season.
There are several tones of red silk poinsettias from which to choose. They range from the typical red to deep red to an almost maroon color. Not to mention, there are white and gold silk poinsettias from which to choose.
Silk poinsettias can be found in bunches or bushes at any hobby and craft store. Silk poinsettia bushes normally have six to twelve flowers depending on the size of the floral bushes. For larger silk poinsettias, they can purchase them individually.
We can arrange the silk poinsettias in a variety of ways. They can be placed in various floral vases. We can also arrange them in any other larger container with the use of floral Styrofoam pieces.
Silk Poinsettia Vase Arrangements
Start by cutting the poinsettias off the bunches leaving as long of a stem as possible with wire cutters or pliers. In a single floral vase, place some small colored marbles in the bottom of the vase. Place one or two of the silk poinsettias in the vase. The colored marbles will add a splash of color to the arrangement.
For larger vases, more silk poinsettias and marbles will make a fuller arrangement. Babies' breath or other types of greenery can be added for a fuller look to the vase arrangements.
Larger Silk Poinsettia Arrangements
For larger silk poinsettia arrangements, two to six bushes of silk flowers will need to be used. The size of the container will determine how many bushes of silk poinsettias will be used.
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