A Workshop Led by Sandi Hurnard, Helen Wareham and Lyn Hansen. Theme: Using a second - hand vase

Our November workshop was led by Sandi, Helen and Lyn. Members were asked to choose a vase that was pre-loved, maybe something they found at an Op Shop, a family hand- me- down or something bought from another ikebanist. It may have special significance when considering it’s past.

Lyn sharing her arrangement in a special raised pottery container

Lyn arranged rhododendrons, ixia and violets in an interesting raised vase

Sandi arranging roses in a lined pottery vase

Sandi arranged variegated roses and lily seed heads in an interesting container

Helen used two similarly shaded ceramic vases to display delicate manuka and chrysanthemums

Sprig of beautiful manuka flowers

Carolyn and Adriana concentrating on their creations

Carolyn arranged white freesias with delphiniums and elephant ear leaves in a blue and white container

Elizabeth arranged astroemeria, flag iris and hosta leaves in a vase from an Op-Shop

Lyn arranged Solomon's seal, lilac, climbing roses and lily of the valley flowers in a pair of small green glass vases in remembrance of Julie, a past member

Nicole arranged ixia and montbrecia with leaves in a beautiful glass container highlighted by being in the sun

Nicole arranged poppies and rosemary in an antique French glass milk bottle

Glenys arranged alstroemeria and ixia in an latticed wood container

Masako arranged orange gerberas, variegated coprosma leaves and driftwood in a matching tall cylindrical container

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