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For your hands

Workshops, classes & learning with stems

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N° 05

Foryourhands

Workshops, classes & learning with stems

Wide workshop classroom with five student stations, flowers, tools, and vessels in warm afternoon light

Thefirsttimeyoucutastemattherightangle,youwillunderstandwhytheanglematters.Notbecausesomeonetoldyou—becauseyoufeltthedifference.Thatiswhatourworkshopsarefor:notinstruction,butdiscovery.Youwillmakesomethingwithyourhandsthatisaliveandtemporaryandentirelyyours.Andwhenitfades,youwillknowhowtomakeanother.

Close-up of student hands binding a bouquet with jute twine, cornflower and daisy stems

Flatlay of florist tools on tan craft paper: patinated brass shears, jute ribbon, floral wire, leather apron

Overhead flat lay of a finished cornflower and forget-me-not bouquet with jute twine and silk ribbon

Smallgroups,realmaterials,noshortcuts.Weteachwiththesamestemsweuseoneditorialshootsandweddinginstallations.Youwilllearntoreadaflowerthewayafloristdoes:whereitbends,whereitbreaks,howitwantstositinthevessel.Threehours.Youleavewithanarrangementandavocabularyyoudidnothavewhenyouarrived.

Empty workshop space with oak stations, bone vessels, and brass shears in morning light stripes

Overhead studio shot of loose spray of delphinium, cornflower, forget-me-nots, and nigella scattered across workbench

Asymmetric student arrangement of cornflower, daisy, and wildflowers in a bone ceramic vessel on oak workstation

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Testimonial

“Bookedaworkshopformysister'sbirthdaythinkingitwouldbeacuteafternoon.WalkedouthavingmadesomethingIstillhavepressedinabook.”

— attendee, Spring workshop

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End-of-day workbench with trimmed stems, fallen petals, and brass shears on weathered oak