VIDEO TUTORIAL
How to make IRIS
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Did you know?
This regal flower puts on quite a show in the garden in early to mid-summer. It’s stately blooms range in color from traditional shades of purple and blue to yellow, white, pink, red, chartreuse, brown and nearly black. There is an iris to fit any occasion.
Iris is both the common and scientific name for these impressive flowers. There are 325 species and 50,000 registered varieties of irises. These flowers are typically divided into two groups, bearded iris and beardless irises, which include Japanese and Siberian irises. They range from towering flowers of five feet or more to tiny dwarfs less than eight inches tall.
This regal flower puts on quite a show in the garden in early to mid-summer. It’s stately blooms range in color from traditional shades of purple and blue to yellow, white, pink, red, chartreuse, brown and nearly black. There is an iris to fit any occasion.
Iris is both the common and scientific name for these impressive flowers. There are 325 species and 50,000 registered varieties of irises. These flowers are typically divided into two groups, bearded iris and beardless irises, which include Japanese and Siberian irises. They range from towering flowers of five feet or more to tiny dwarfs less than eight inches tall.
Château de Vullierens, Switzerland
The most spectacular gardens and sculpture park form one of Switzerland’s most remarkable heritage sites.
Doreen Bovet started almost 70 years ago, a collection unique in Europe. American, wife of one of the chatelains, she had a passion for irises. She started her collection in 1950: her first 5 irises came from Schreiner, a famous hybridizer of Swiss origin, settled across the Atlantic. Five years later, she opened her garden to the public: we marvel at this already exceptional collection of irises. For more than 60 years, it has continued to grow, and today there are more than 400 varieties presented and cultivated in a park of more than 2 hectares.
The most spectacular gardens and sculpture park form one of Switzerland’s most remarkable heritage sites.
Doreen Bovet started almost 70 years ago, a collection unique in Europe. American, wife of one of the chatelains, she had a passion for irises. She started her collection in 1950: her first 5 irises came from Schreiner, a famous hybridizer of Swiss origin, settled across the Atlantic. Five years later, she opened her garden to the public: we marvel at this already exceptional collection of irises. For more than 60 years, it has continued to grow, and today there are more than 400 varieties presented and cultivated in a park of more than 2 hectares.
Irises
Everybody knows their huge flowers with their sophisticated, frilly shape, like no other. The wavy petals, three in number, stand upright in the center of the domed corolla; the richly colored sepals (also 3) also curve downward or spread almost horizontally in the newest varieties. The latter bear the beard: this colored hair attracts pollinating insects to the sexual organs of the corolla, well hidden between petals and sepals. This is where their Latin name comes from: Iris barbata (sometimes also called Iris germanica). They are also sometimes called “bearded iris”. Their leaves are sword-shaped, very robust, long and bluish-green. Some are scented: vanilla, citrus, orange blossom…
Everybody knows their huge flowers with their sophisticated, frilly shape, like no other. The wavy petals, three in number, stand upright in the center of the domed corolla; the richly colored sepals (also 3) also curve downward or spread almost horizontally in the newest varieties. The latter bear the beard: this colored hair attracts pollinating insects to the sexual organs of the corolla, well hidden between petals and sepals. This is where their Latin name comes from: Iris barbata (sometimes also called Iris germanica). They are also sometimes called “bearded iris”. Their leaves are sword-shaped, very robust, long and bluish-green. Some are scented: vanilla, citrus, orange blossom…
Inspiration
Inspired by blooming Irises in the Chateau Vullierens gardens, I decided to replicate a yellow-blue Iris from silk.
If you love Irises my step-by-step video tutorial is for you!
From this video tutorial you will learn how to artistically dye every flower part : sepals, inner & outer petals, "beard", leaves, flower stems that look real. I share how to shape petals, how to make a fluffy "moustache" and how to assemble all parts of the silk flower Iris.
Inspired by blooming Irises in the Chateau Vullierens gardens, I decided to replicate a yellow-blue Iris from silk.
If you love Irises my step-by-step video tutorial is for you!
From this video tutorial you will learn how to artistically dye every flower part : sepals, inner & outer petals, "beard", leaves, flower stems that look real. I share how to shape petals, how to make a fluffy "moustache" and how to assemble all parts of the silk flower Iris.
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Step-by-step video tutorial
Iris silk flower Level : Beginner + - WHAT IS IT? This is a detailed step-by-step video tutorial for beginners in silk flower art. - WHAT DO I GET? You will receive a lifetime access to the video tutorial, downloadable PDF file with instructions and pattern of an Iris silk flower. Tutorial is available for you any time you are ready to learn and create. - WHAT WILL I LEARN? You will learn how to make the Iris silk flower from scratch, starting with choosing silks for each part of the flower, cutting out petals, leaves, additional parts, mixing dyes for the project, coloring sepals, inner & outer petals, "beard", leaves, flower stem that look real. I explain and show how to form every part of the flower with flower making tools, how to make a fluffy "moustache" and finally assemble the Iris silk flower. - IS IT AVAILABLE FOR PC, MAC or SMARTPHONE USERS? Yes - WHAT IF I HAVE QUESTIONS? Simply send us an email and receive a detailed answer. Use the Contact form below. - CAN I DO IT WITH MY KIDS? Indeed, it is a creative and fun activity for you and your kids. Iris silk flower video tutorial is designed in a simple way that you can easily absorb information. You can learn silk flower secrets without leaving your home. Making silk flowers helps improve your creativity. Creative thinking skills are important to master in many professions and in your life. Most people tend to think that creativity is a gift. Something you’re either born with or just have to accept living without. Truth is, there are ways to become creative. And creative thinking skills are one of the most fun skills to learn! |
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