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Workshop using Unconventional Materials with Sandi, Elizabeth, Setsuko and Kate

May 18, 2022 Ikebana Wellington

Kate demonstrated unconventional materials of rusting metal, pieces of copper and copperwire with two persimmon

At our May meeting Sandi, Elizabeth, Setsuko and Kate demonstrated arrangements using unconventional materials. The teachers each talked about their composition and discussed why they chose the materials and the decisions they made.

Students working at Levels 1 and 2:
Chose a moribana style and replaced or added some of the materials with paper or plastic.
Students working at Levels 3 and 4: Book 4 Lesson 11 Using both fresh and Unconventional Materials.
Teachers: Book 5 Lesson 7 Composition Using Unconventional Materials.
A suitable leaf, flower, vegetable/fruit  was added to some of their compositions.

View fullsize Kate demonstrated using unconventional materials of plastic pipes joined with bamboo skewers
Kate demonstrated using unconventional materials of plastic pipes joined with bamboo skewers
View fullsize Elizabeth demonstrated using unconventional materials of a red box shaped perspex and wire netting
Elizabeth demonstrated using unconventional materials of a red box shaped perspex and wire netting
View fullsize Elizabeth demonstrated using unconventional materials of a red box shaped perspex, wire netting and a clivia leaf
Elizabeth demonstrated using unconventional materials of a red box shaped perspex, wire netting and a clivia leaf
View fullsize Setsuko demonstrated using unconventional materials of bent titanium pot holders, painted skewers and a paper wrapped box
Setsuko demonstrated using unconventional materials of bent titanium pot holders, painted skewers and a paper wrapped box
View fullsize Satomi demonstrated using unconventional materials of sorts of wires and a single nasturtium leaf in a blue glass vase
Satomi demonstrated using unconventional materials of sorts of wires and a single nasturtium leaf in a blue glass vase
View fullsize Sandi demonstrated using unconventional material of, bamboo, wood, paper and cosmos
Sandi demonstrated using unconventional material of, bamboo, wood, paper and cosmos
View fullsize Julie used unconventional material of strapping tape, milk bottletops, dried cabbage tree seedheads in a glass vase
Julie used unconventional material of strapping tape, milk bottletops, dried cabbage tree seedheads in a glass vase
View fullsize Leonie used unconventional material of wire, paper, beads and a succulent
Leonie used unconventional material of wire, paper, beads and a succulent
View fullsize Lynne used unconventional material of a plastic tray, hydrangeas and branches
Lynne used unconventional material of a plastic tray, hydrangeas and branches
View fullsize Kathy used unconventional materials of wooden lampshade, straws, medical masks and protea
Kathy used unconventional materials of wooden lampshade, straws, medical masks and protea
View fullsize Yoko used unconventional materials of straws, chenille sticks, camellia leaves, green paper base
Yoko used unconventional materials of straws, chenille sticks, camellia leaves, green paper base
View fullsize Masako used unconventional, materials of wire, pegs, chopsticks, two leaves in a decorative box on a yellow base
Masako used unconventional, materials of wire, pegs, chopsticks, two leaves in a decorative box on a yellow base
View fullsize Masako used unconventional materials of rocks, bamboo, seaweed and berries in a glass jug
Masako used unconventional materials of rocks, bamboo, seaweed and berries in a glass jug
← Workshop with Sandi on how to use fixings in containers that are difficult to useA Workshop with Kathy demonstrating arrangements using only leaves →

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