Ten simple methods of wrapping flowers with flower paste are as follows:

1. Prepare flowers, scissors, bouquet wrapping paper, iron wire, long hemp rope, ribbon, etc. Trim the flower branches, the flower branches in the middle should be longer and the flower branches at the edges should be shorter.

2. Insert the flower branches on the flower mud, with the long flower branches in the middle and the short ones on the periphery. The bouquet wrapping paper and tulle are cut into a square of 4 cm. The tulle is placed in the inner layer and the wrapping paper is placed in the outer layer.

3. tidy up the bottom, and finally tie it with hemp rope or iron wire, and tie a bow at the binding position.

brief introduction of flower paste

flower paste, also called flower spring or absorbent sponge, is a kind of flower arrangement product made of phenolic plastic foam. Like the flower plug, it is a special appliance for fixing and supporting flower materials.

Shaped like a rectangular brick, it is as light as foamed plastic, mostly dark green in color, and as heavy as lead after absorbing water. It is indispensable for inserting flower baskets and using wide-mouthed shallow-body flower devices.

in p>1954, Shi Mifu Orzaes invented flower paste. Before use, cut the flower paste into blocks with appropriate volume, put it in water, let it naturally absorb enough water and sink to the bottom, then take it out, put it in a container, and then arrange flowers.

in this way, the flower material can be fixed and moisturized. Flower paste can be arranged on the top and four sides, which is larger than flower insertion and flexible and convenient. The disadvantage is that the service life is short. After being used for 1-2 times, there are too many holes, which are easily broken and cannot be used again.

Therefore, flower paste is a consumable appliance, and it is seldom used for arranging flowers in general families because of its high cost. There are two kinds of flower mud. One kind is specially used for inserting flowers after absorbing water. It has green, pink, blue and brown colors, and some also contain preservatives.