Tips: Warm fur
What material exudes more warmth and security than fur? Take a look around your local wholesaler or fabric store where you can buy strips of fake fur from the roll. Use them to wrap your flower arrangement or plant. Remember to keep the fur as basic and plain as possible. Opt for natural colours and avoid too much decoration. The result: a real winter work of art.

Tropicana Exotic looking parallel bouquet, structured in layers. From the top down: Ting Ting (23088), Hippeastrum ‘Jungle Star’ (19055) and Anthurium Pervia (24718).	Winter woolly Hand tied, layered bouquet using (from the top down) Chamelaucium (349), Aralia leaf (1995), Dianthus ‘Primero Dark’ (18254), Ranunculus Clooney Zalm (269) and Skimmia japonica ‘Rubella’ (12587). Decorated with Asparagus (4293) sprayed black.
Wrapped up warm Bouquet wrapped in fake fur and Cordyline ‘Red Sensation’ (19537) with Gloriosa (161), Genista (7606), Grevillea ‘Misty Red’ (22220), Rosa Sensational Fantasy (13772), Ligustrum (4069) and Betula twigs (28783) sprayed black and covered with glitter.	Frozen fountain Slim parallel tied bouquet of Lilium longiflorum ‘Worldwhite’ (16794), Ammi visnaga (1222) and Helleborus ‘Christmas Glory’ (14236), wrapped in Oreopanax leaf (100547) with decorative ribbon. Variegated Lily Grass is tucked between the Christmas tree baubles.
Protection Cordyline fruticosa Black Tie (19738) is used to protect the mini bouquets of Tulipa ‘Double Price’ (10061) and Ananas lucidus (24997). Fake fur decoration.