【簡単で映える】ハボタンのリース寄植えの作り方【ギャザリング】

Hi, I'm Tomo. Today, I'm going to show you how to make a flower arrangement with a wreath. It's a cute arrangement with a button and a pink viola. I made it with the method of gathering. Anyone can easily make a cute wreath. Please watch until the end if you like. Let's get started. I'll show you how to make a flower arrangement with a wreath. This is a white tie. This is a small button. This is a rose-wrapped button. This is a rabbit-shaped viola. This is a tag called Sugar Rabbit. This is also a rose-wrapped viola. This is a colorful variety of colors. This is an alyssum. This is a color leaf. The bright leaves are characteristic. This is a bacopa. This is a succulent. I'll use it. I'll count the flowers after I'm done. I'll put it on the wreath. I'm going to plant it in this wreath. I'm not going to make a regular arrangement. I'm going to plant it with the method of gathering. I'm going to make a small bouquet called a unit. First of all, I'd like to introduce the procedure. I'm going to plant it in this wreath. I'm going to make nine units. I'm going to separate the leaves, the white tie, and the bacopa. I'm going to start with that. I'm going to put together some small units. I chose some leaves that I could put together in advance. It's hard to put together when the soil is wet. I bought it and left it for about two days without watering. I wonder where I can put it together. There are a lot of white tie leaves in the house. Please choose those units. It's a little bit of a water drain. I'm going to put together more and more. What happens when you plant it in a gathering method? It's more like a flower arrangement than a regular one. When you plant it in a wreath or a hand basket, it's a cute wreath. First, I'm going to put together all the white tie. I think it's okay to use silver lace instead of white tie. I want to plant one leaf in each unit, so I put together nine leaves. I'll use this later, so I'll put it here. Next, I'm going to put together the leaves. There are usually four or five small leaves in one pot. I bought five pots so that two leaves can fit in one unit. I'm going to break down the leaves like this. I've broken down all the leaves like this. Next is Viola. Viola can't be divided into tufts, but I'm going to break down the roots to make a unit. I'm going to break down the roots quite a bit. I'm going to make it so that you can hold it with one hand like this. The leaves at the root are where the tufts are buried, so I think it's a good idea to take them. I chose Viola, which has a gentle color like this. I think Nuance Color is easier to match the colors. Other than Viola, you can use Garden Caruna, Garden Siklamen, and Primula Julian. It's easier to use a low-heeled flower. I'm going to drop a lot of soil on my shoulders and break down the tufts as slim as possible. I broke down the tufts of Viola. Next, I'm going to break down the tufts of Alyssum. Alyssum is a direct root, so in theory, it's not good to break down the tufts. I used it in the last release, but it didn't wither or wrinkle, so I think it's okay. I chose Alyssum, but I think white or one color is fine. However, I think white is the strongest. There are a lot of colorful Alyssums these days. I made the root tufts compact like this. I can split this Alyssum, but I thought it would be torn if I split it. I'd like to use this Alyssum as it is. Finally, I'm going to split the tufts of Colorleaf. I'm splitting two tufts, so I'm going to split this in half. I think it's easier to use if you choose a tuft that is easy to split. Now that I've finished splitting them all, I'm going to make a unit from here. Please prepare a water-soluble container and place it. I think there are various water-soluble containers. I personally think New Zealand is the best quality. Prepare a water-soluble container containing this water. And it's a morning string that you use when you tie a unit. There is also a gathering string, but I don't have it at home, so I use this morning string. Cut it to a length of about 80 cm in advance and prepare 9 pieces. Please put the morning string and water-soluble container in a place where you can get it right away. Let's make a unit right away. I'm going to make a small bouquet by combining each flower. I'm going to make 9 units. For example, this viola doesn't have 9 petals, so there are units with viola, leaves, and leaves. There are also units with more leaves without viola. The number of leaves is calculated to be more than two in one unit. Combine various plants to make a unit with a slightly different combination. There will always be leaves, so when you line them up, the leaves will come all over the place. The combination is up to you, but be careful to mix as many plants as possible and make sure that each unit is the same size. Let's start with viola and leaves. The leaves will be tight, so it's good to keep the green leaves and the white leaves at the bottom. Instead of just dotting with viola, leaves, and white leaves, I'm going to make this kind of split flower that can't be divided. Twist the leaves and white leaves like this and mix them together. This will make the viola a well-blended unit. I'd like to make it a little bigger, so I'm going to add another leaf. I'd like to add another leaf, so I'm going to add more leaves. It's about this much. It's about the palm of your hand. When it's about this much bouquet, it's like a rice ball. I'd like to make the base of the bouquet firmly, so I'm going to wrap it with a water-soluble cloth on top of it. Make sure you don't fill the base too much. When you plant it on a pot, make sure you don't make it too deep. Please wrap this part of the fang with a water-soluble cloth. It's okay if it's pretty random. It's like this. Only the top part is water-soluble. In this state, make sure the unit doesn't collapse. I'm going to wrap the fang around. I'm going to wrap it around from where I'm holding it with my fingers. I'm going to wrap it around twice. And then I'm going to wrap it around the whole thing. It's pretty tight. I'm going to wrap it around like this. When you're done wrapping, put the wrapped fang under it. You don't have to worry about it. I think it's okay like this. Now I've got a unit that looks like a dumpling. If it's too long, it won't fit in the wreath. I think it would be nice to make it look like a dumpling. It's like making kotedama. This completes one unit. I'm going to make nine of these. I made the next unit look like this. This is the version without the fang. It has three buttons. I put in the fang. Now I'm going to wrap the fang around again. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Three more. There's one unit left, but I don't have any water. I'll replenish it a little. I'll make the last unit. It takes the longest to make a unit. The inside of the button is dirty. Now I'm going to wrap the last fang around. Now that the unit is complete, I'm going to plant it. It's almost evening. I'll put a little biode in advance. Now I'm going to plant the unit. I made nine of them, so I'm going to plant them in a balanced way. I think the leaf and branches are sticking out. It's not sticking out in this direction. I think it's sticking out here and here. I'm going to place the part that's not sticking out in the middle of the wreath. If the branch comes here, If the middle circle is not open, the shape of the wreath will be bad. I think it's a good idea to place the part that's not sticking out in the middle of the wreath. It's nine units, so I'm going to plant one-third of them. I'm going to plant the leaves randomly. What should I do? Right now, I'm going to plant the ones with a lot of volume and a lot of space. I'm going to plant two more units here. I'm done with the arrangement. It's a lot cuter. I'm going to change the direction of the arrangement. I think the overall balance is like this. I'm going to plant the branches in the gap. It's getting dark, so I'm going to move to the room. I'm going to put the soil in the gap. First of all, it's better to put the soil in the middle of the center. If you put it in from the outside, the unit will come to the center and the circle will be smaller. First of all, I'm going to put the soil in the center. There's about a finger gap between the units, so I'm going to fill it in little by little. It takes a lot more time than when you put the soil in the gap above the usual. If you do it slowly, it's okay. Put the soil in, push it in with your fingers, and if there's a gap, put the soil in again. It's okay to push the soil in pretty tightly with your fingers. If you leave it loose, the soil will spill or collapse when you stand it up, so push the soil in pretty tightly. Now that the soil is in the center, I'm going to put it in the outside. I've finished putting the soil in the gap. It took a long time. Finally, I'm going to cover the surface with a water-based coating so that the soil doesn't spill. The water-based coating is like taking it in your hand and pushing it into the gap. I'm going to cover it with a lid so that the soil doesn't spill even if I put a lease on it. The base of the unit is originally water-based, so it's an image of covering the soil in the gap. Now that the water-based coating has been applied, I'm going to blend in the mold at the end. If you have a viola or a lissan that is stuck, loosen it a little and blend in the mold. I finished it like this. I put in the soil and water-based coating, so it's okay to turn it upside down. I'm going to do a lot of water after this, but if I do a lot of water from the top, it may rot, so I'll let it absorb from the bottom. Put water on your hands and soak them in water to make them absorb from the bottom. If you do a lot of water, the lease will be heavy, but if you hold it and think it's getting lighter, you can do a lot of water. I will manage it in the future. Today, I made a gathering of viola and viola on this lease. I also posted a recipe that I made with another practice. I made it with a dark-colored habutan and Iberis instead of Bacopa. I made it with a light-colored viola and habutan. For example, if you make the color of the viola dark purple or a chic color, I think it will look like an adult-like lease. Please refer to it if you like. If you like this video, please rate it highly and subscribe to the channel. I'm also doing a channel membership where you can watch past live streams and exclusive videos, so I'd be happy if you could join us. Thank you for watching this time as well. Bye bye!