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Floral Cake

Kitty Bartholomew: You're Home : Episode KIT-1106 -- More Projects »
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This floral "cake" should last about two weeks.
Floral arrangements always make a home warm and cozy. Jonathan Fong demonstrates how to make an unusual floral centerpiece shaped like a cake.

Materials:

floral foam
red and white carnations
spray roses, regular-sized roses
leaves

Steps:

  1. Use a knife to carve the floral foam into a cylindrical shape.

  2. Soak the foam in a bowl of water.
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Figure A
  • Cut the stems off the carnations (leave about 1/2 inch). Stick the red carnations near the bottom of the foam to build the first layer (figure A).
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    Figure B
  • Repeat with the white carnations and build two layers (figure B).

  • Cut the stems off of the spray roses and place in between the white carnations.

  • Finish the top with regular-sized roses and small leaves.
    • Guests
    Jonathan Fong, Jonathan Fong Style
    Phone: 310-766-0313
    E-mail: info@jonathanfongstyle.com
    Website: www.jonathanfongstyle.com
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