Easy modern flower arrangements! Learn to arrange beautiful spring centrepieces for Easter, Mother's Day, Weddings, or any party! 

Welcome to Spring! The snow is finally starting to melt in our northern neck of the woods. I may not have any blooms outside yet (PS - I'm so jealous if you do!), but we can still bring some flowers inside to help it feel like spring. This month for our Modern Handmade Home series we are using fresh florals in some beautiful modern flower arrangements!

My immediate thought was "yay!", followed quickly by "uh oh!", lol. I enjoy putting flowers in vases, but I had never really tacked down my "arrangement" process. So I kept it very simple -  and recorded a video to show off exactly what I did!

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How to Make your Modern Flower Arrangements for Spring

To start, I gathered a few vases of different sizes and shapes from my cupboards. Almost all of these were collected from thrift stores - the small one was from Amazon (

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Modern Flower Arrangements for Spring

Yield: 1

Active Time: 1 hour

Total Time: 1 hour

Difficulty: Easy

Estimated Cost: $10

Easy modern flower arrangements! Learn to arrange beautiful spring centrepieces for Easter, Mother's Day, Weddings, or any party! 

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Materials

• Vases of different sizes and shapes
• Simple classic florals including white gerber daisies, white tulips, Italian ruscus and plumosa ferns
• Full floor craft wet foam brick
• Container of water

Tools

• Garden Shears

Instructions

1. Gather vases of different sizes and shapes
2. Purchase simple classic florals including white gerber daisies, white tulips, Italian ruscus and plumosa ferns
3. In tall, skinny vases, you can place a single Gerber Daisy or a single tulip with some Italian ruscus
4. For other vase sizes, prepare wet foam by placing full floor craft wet foam brick inside a container of water and slowly let the wet foam absorb the water and sink down naturally (1-2 minutes)
5. Let the foam drip for a few seconds
6. Cut the foam to fit inside your vases
7. Place Italian Ruscus as a base into the wet foam at different angles around the edges of the vase. 
8. Place larger filler flowers (in my case, tulips), slowly going down in size
9. Put some stems from the plumosa fern in underneath the tulips as filler