Trends - Floral Art New Zealand

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Click on images below to see descriptions of trendy techniques and innovative design concepts.

Waxing is a technique currently being used to embellish designs as well as create interesting 'containers' for floral material as shown in this design by Lorraine Usher.

Waxing Technique designer unknown

The use of wool and other fibres is a trend currently being used in contemporary designing. In this design by 2017 FASNZ President, Janthia Holt, the wool is bound to form a design component. Trends.

Wool in frame

Felting is another contemporary trend and was included in a design by Barbara Higgins during an international imposé competition entitled Ginger and a Touch of Spice. Competitors had to include a pre-done Spice Component of their own choice. By imbedding a wire in felt tails and bending them around specially treated nutmeg, Barbara had a pre-prepared component that worked well with the other items in the imposé box and earned her design a first place.

Felting Tails with nutmeg attachments

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