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| The floral necklace is back in a contemporary, stylish look. These floral jewels look fabulous when displayed on black dummies. The smaller version bracelets also make fantastic napkin rings. |
| Step 1
Lay out all your materials on the table: Hypericum Magical Passion (24101), Celosia ‘Act Enda’ (23500), Typha leaf (2243), Ophiopogon T-grass (variegated) (15789), Flexigrass (1995), Zantedeschia ‘Garnet Glow’ (18011), Hydrangea Magical Pearl (25983), florists wire, coloured string, ribbon, pins with coloured heads, tube of glue and a stapler. |  |
| Step 2
Remove the Hydrangea florets and push ornamental pins through them. Roll up the Typha leaf. Push the pins through the bracelet and fasten them in place on the outside with a Hypericum berry. |  |
| Step 3
Make a light-hearted necklace of T-grass. Fix the grass with staples and wrap around with coloured wire. Glue the Hydrangea florets to the necklace. Make a second necklace by tying flexigrass with florists wire and using it to suspend a ball made from Celosia flowers with their stems cut short. |  |
| Step 4
Push a piece of florists wire through the stem of the Zantedeschia to just under the calyx. Thread a few Hypericum berries on the wire at the spot where the wire comes out of the stem. Do the same at the other end. Now carefully bend the necklace into the desired shape. |  |
| Step 5
A fabulous necklace! It would also be perfect for weddings and parties. The colours can be chosen to suit the occasion and the colour of the outfit. It would look even better combined with the bracelet in which the same berries have been used. |  |
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