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French Flower Making Course

French Flower Making Course

Included with Studio+

$129.00 AUD

DESCRIPTION 

Flowers are the true beauty of nature and a favoured trim on headwear. Through this set of lessons of French Flower Making techniques you will learn how to tool your stiffened silk to create your own beautiful lilies, blossoms, roses, poppies and more. Tuition to enable you to create nine unique flowers to complement your millinery styling for your customers. All patterns are included in this Course as well as a free stiffening lesson. These lessons will give you a flying start to create unique florals for your headwear.

TUTOR
With over 50 years of hat making experience and decades of teaching millinery, Elaine Mergard’s mission is to help create the next generation of milliners by teaching techniques enabling each student to develop their unique creativity.

At the 2017 Hats Off to Adelaide Millinery Conference, Elaine was honoured by her peers and was inducted into the Millinery Association of Australia ‘Hall of Fame’ for her contribution to millinery in Australia and beyond.
WHAT YOU GET
• 3 creative online video lessons
• Lesson access on any modern device
• 5+ hours of comprehensive video tuition

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WHAT YOU GET
• 3 creative online video lessons
• Lesson access on any modern device
• 5+ hours of comprehensive video tuition

LESSON PLAN

FRENCH FLOWER MAKING FUNDAMENTALS
Create your own unique flowers by learning age old French flower making techniques and give a more personalised feminine touch to each piece.

Lesson Modules:
• Stiffening Bascis • Make a Petalled Rose
• Construct a Cluster Rose • Create Blossoms
FRENCH FLOWER MAKING OPEN FLORALS
Open flowers are suitable for brides or on a simple headpiece when you do not want the floral trim to appear a large dominant feature. All patterns are included along with creative ways to arrange stamens.

Lesson Modules:
• Poppy • Dog Rose • Simple Flower
FRENCH FLOWER MAKING BLOOMS WITH VOLUME
When tilting a small headpiece or a brim, add flowers with depth and width to balance and complement the design. Lilies, Montville Roses and Chrysanthemums outlined in this lesson are ideal, perfect for your headpiece or crowns.

Lesson Modules:
• Large Lily • Montville Rose • Chrysanthemum
LEARN IN YOUR OWN TIME
Return to lesson modules if you need to review specific skills.
VARIETY OF INSTRUCTION
Be inspired by technical skills, creative techniques and industry knowledge.
PASSIONATE TUTOR
With professional experience, your tutor provides a deep understanding of millinery.

LEARN IN YOUR OWN TIME
Return to lesson modules if you need to review specific skills.


VARIETY OF INSTRUCTION
Be inspired by technical skills, creative techniques and industry knowledge.


PASSIONATE TUTOR
With professional experience, your tutor provides a deep understanding of millinery.

RECOMMENDED SUPPLIES

Millinery Product Kit - Flower Making Tools for this course.

Purchase Options:

Standalone course only

Learn with Studio+
Enjoy this Course, Live Lessons & more.

Standalone course only
Learn with Studio+
Enjoy this Course, Live Lessons & more.
 

RECOMMENDED SUPPLIES

Millinery Product Kit
Flower Making Tools for this course.

Flowers are the true beauty of nature and a favoured trim on headwear. Through this set of lessons of French Flower Making techniques you will learn how to tool your stiffened silk to create your own beautiful lilies, blossoms, roses, poppies and more. Tuition to enable you to create nine unique flowers to complement your millinery styling for your customers. All patterns are included in this Course as well as a free stiffening lesson. These lessons will give you a flying start to create unique florals for your headwear.

With over 50 years of hat making experience and decades of teaching millinery, Elaine Mergard’s mission is to help create the next generation of milliners by teaching techniques enabling each student to develop their unique creativity.

At the 2017 Hats Off to Adelaide Millinery Conference, Elaine was honoured by her peers and was inducted into the Millinery Association of Australia ‘Hall of Fame’ for her contribution to millinery in Australia and beyond.