ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
We'll dive into gorgeous local spring blooms, and create a vibrant, airy centerpiece to brighten your home or dinner table! Attendees will work with a curated palette of local blooms including ranunculus, peonies, local greens and more!
Each attendee will receive a footed vessel to create their design.
All tools and floral materials will be provided by the market!
Option to receive two portfolio images of your design!
Dress warm! Our warehouse can be a bit chilly in May.
Can’t wait to create with you!
To design like Constance Spry…”it means bouts with the brambles, flirtations with ferns, and carnival with cabbages.”
-Beverly Nichols, Excerpt from ‘How to do the Flowers’ by Constance Spry
About the Workshop
Constance Spry (1886-1960) considered the Godmother of sustainable floristry, was a British social worker turned elite floral designer, author and educator who was known for using unconventional elements that could easily be grown and found at home. She became the florist to Queen Elizabeth while breaking the boundaries of prejudice and class within the floral industry.
For this workshop, Melissa will guide you to create your own elevated design using Constance’s preferred mechanics and design techniques while sharing tips and stories about Constance’s incredible life.
Take your design home along with two professional images of your work!
About the Instructor
Melissa Feveyear is the visionary behind Terra Bella Flowers, who combined her formal design training with her education in Environmental Studies/ Hazardous Waste Management to create one of the nation's first ecological focused flower shops. Melissa is a proud founder of the Seattle Growers Market. She has been featured in Debra Prinzing’s ‘The 50 Mile Bouquet’, NPR and other national and international publications.
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About the workshop:
Looking to buff up your bouquet skills? Join Camile Craig of New Leaf Floral Design to learn her tips and tricks for designing intentional, whimsical hand-tied bouquets. In this workshop we will use a bouquet armature, gorgeous local autumn blooms, and the power of creativity to design something incredible. All materials and tools will be provided, so just bring your sweet self and a friend!
About the designer:
Camile Craig is a floral artist based in Seattle, WA. She is known for her funky color palettes and bold event designs. Camile is obsessed with color, texture, and the unexpected ways flowers can teach us about our own creativity. She has spent over a decade with stems in her hands and is always excited to share the love she finds in her work with others.
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