Our faux fall grass bundle is a mix of grasses, papery stems, real grass, twigs and pampas grass in colors ranging from red, orange and brown to creams. Our rustic grass is full and fluffy for front door designs, rustic vases and and fireplace mantles. 22-inches tall. Ships flat, shape to your liking.
FAQs, cleaning and designing with artificial flowers
- Even though they are referred to as silk, most faux flowers and stems are made with combinations of plastic, polyester and wire
- Occasionally dust your floral arrangements with a feather duster. You can wash artificial flowers under running water, held upside down. Do not fully submerge in water
- The base stems are overly long and sturdy. Feel free to trim the length with wire cutters
- If you are making a permanent floral arrangement in a traditional container, you’ll want to anchor your flowers and greenery in dry floral foam. Dry floral foam does not hold water and offers a sturdy base to hold your plants
- You may glue your floral foam to your container interior, although if you’re not mailing or moving your arrangement, it’s not necessary
- Cover your floral foam with dry moss or pebbles
- Now the fun starts. Insert as many faux flowers into your container as will fit
- Be creative. Feel free to cut, trim and divide your stems into smaller parts. Sturdy wire cutters will work
- If you are using a free-style design of loose stems in tall containers, the basic design rule is you’ll want your stems to stand 1.5 times taller than the container. It’s a start, but do what looks best to you
- Artificial flowers and stems ship flat. You’ll want to bend and shape them on arrival
- Think about this simple rule for mixed arrangements: Use one thriller (the focal point flower), some spillers (stems that drape beyond the sides) and a few upright stems for pizazz
- Another common design rules is to use odd numbers of stems, such a 3, 5 and 7 stems per flower variety
