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Flower Arrangement in Glass Container

To start designing a glass vessel, fill the vase with a bottom medium such as oasis brick wrapped by clear plastic. In addition, you want to add glass pebbles at the bottom before you add the base medium then add pebbles at side of the container to hide the foundation medium. You also want to have your bottom medium is properly trim at the sides so that you have enough area when you are dropping your materials on the process. You also want to have a base medium higher than the rim of the container so that you can work with a dome form arrangement easily.

Once installation you can now get your florist scissors and add greenery by inserting the stems just you can on the edge of the container completely covering the base.

Next step, you can start filling up your vessel with Geraldton wax with clean stem randomly to create the dome shape that you want. Final step will be adding mini gerberas by starting on the center and spreading out the remaining flowers to be able to properly symmetrical. Now you have a beautiful centerpiece that you can use to the occasions.

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