How to Arrange Flowers in a Vase for a Stunning Look #ikebana

Just a tiny bit of space between each side—nothing too much because later I'll bend this upward Shape it back into place to make it look nice again I’ll try it on first Drinking it this way makes it look more beautiful if I cut it from here instead it'll be even better Plug in one plug in two First I'll use one bamboo stirrer to really focus The second tree will go into the cage and the first tree will be used to make charcoal And the remaining bamboo branches still need shaping The small branch tied together forms this shape Crossing over okay And I'll style it this time This week I'll have a slightly harder challenge But it'll be a price-based style The first one I'm 30cm tall The next hill after that one is only 27cm tall still following the rule of lower elevation leading the way Just follow the rules and my flower design will turn out beautifully—a simple layout I'll leave it as is leaf by leaf I'll trim it once just a light trim Just a bit to make it cleaner and more refined Here in this corner I'll plant one Similarly add another one in this corner And another one in this corner So now we have three together Watching together right And this right wing This right wing I'll take the leaf When I'm walking I just need to focus one thing—just one important detail—the curve of my body—and the way it flows is beautiful The pressed leaf will beautiful This curve will also beautiful Come here press this Press these two parts tightly together squeeze them firmly Just leave it here I also use the leaf press here The other style Curved leaf style The river winds its way shaping the landscape here If I go up a slope of about 20 centimeters here then the next section won't require me to go down anymore—I'll be going back uphill I'll insert this one about another 3 centimeters more This week's lesson differs from last week's in that the faster we insert the leaves the more varied the patterns we create Not every flower fits every vase but each vase I arrange with a single flower has its own unique charm I've reached a higher point now Then on this side I'll add two more leaves after bending these two leaves I'll lower them down a bit more There it is low and then gone Then it goes low again And for this front leaf I'll continue using the dried leaf This dried leaf is the small shaped kind I'm creating I'll give its own distinctive form I'll stick this center piece in first so I can get my bearings — aligning my flower bed This center will be placed upfront The sole southern center As I came here I noticed my flower arrangement was nearly finished If there are roses I'll start from this outer side and move inward Then proceed from this upper side downward The first flower I placed at 30cm then for the second flower I only inserted 2cm to create a second section Then the third bloom is the same And I'll draw the flower starting from this outer side and moving inward Moving inward okay Connecting the two points here on this side I'll connect these two points together So I've finished the rose part First I'll move over to this side First bloom I have a little bit of chrysanthemum to use for accents To add these lines and create focal points in the flower arrangement For example if I want to press here I'll pin the bias tape right here pressing here I'll secure the bias tape with pins It will be the focal point of the flower arrangement If I don't have those tiny buttons I could use distant flowers or baby flowers alternatively a small accent flower would be just right The spot is either right on it or around it There are two ways to do it I'll go with the option that's around the point I've arrived at the end In the middle of this leaf pressing adjust this crease And shape one blade of grass So I've completed one lesson With three types of flowers: first roses second lies