Dried Fruit Bouquet Workshop: Spiral Technique
To create the bouquet, I needed ⤵️
Skewers (it's best to have extra, like 3 packs of 90-100)
Scotch tape (mine is about half the size of a wide one, but if you can't find that, use thin tape)
Pruning shears
Transparent film
2 types of colored film (you can use Korean film or any other packaging of your choice)
Satin ribbon
Floral greenery (pistachio)
Dried fruit can also be whatever you like or what you can find locally.
I used:
Dried apricots
Dates
Prunes
Dogwood
Kiwi
Basically
Sugar-coated lime
Fig
A bouquet made using the spiral technique is great because you don't need to look for a vase. To make the process easier, you don't have to create a beautiful "hat" for the bouquet; instead, you can simply arrange the dried fruits randomly.
The main thing is to master the spiral assembly principle and get the hang of it.
Then, you'll be able to assemble all your bouquets "independently" on sturdy stems without any problem.
I succeeded (though not the first time!) and YOU CAN DO IT TOO!
If you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer them.