About this Event
In this follow up to Classic Design Fundamentals I and enrich your understanding of traditional design, a style which is used in contemporary settings with sophistication. You will gain deeper knowledge of both plant material and design. You will learn colour theory: the importance of colour and how to create different colour harmonies. You will explore the concept and importance of asymmetry in a design and how this can be used to great effect. Discover a new design style each week: a hand tied bouquet, a vertical line design, a Hogarth Curve and an asymmetrical mass design.
Course fees do not include flowers or supplies. Students are encouraged to find a local flower shop or grocery store to purchase their flowers. A materials list will be e-mailed prior to the start of each class.
Learn more about our Certificate in Floral Design
Prerequisites: Classic Design Fundamentals 1.
Thursday, January 7, 14, 27 and 28, 6 to 9 p.m.
Public $245, Members $195 (plus applicable taxes and fees)
About Margaret Betts
Marg Betts is a Floral Design Judge with accreditation to judge and instruct the craft. Her passions are gardening, plants and her love for creating floral artistry. She is a recent past President of the Garden Club of Toronto and has also been the Chair of the Toronto Flower Show at Canada Blooms.
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Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, Canada
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