
written by: Sarah Willemart | 25-11-2020
Callas have a super sturdy quality. We can work with them three days ahead on collages, floral jewelry, and outfits. They have magnificent colors, especially the orange calla. The calla is a very elegant flower and is pleasant to work with. This shows in the designs I created in the Scorched Earth color pallette. Have a look and be amazed by the quality of this elegant flower.
63 Orange callas. The callas are decomposed to create these scales of flowers, the hearts being added in a second step. The design is combined with the intensity of black feathers and wild red feathers.
28 Pink and fuchsia callas are combined in a modern bridal bouquet, with a wired bouquet structure in twist technique. I made a chain of calla stems on the Twist structure, then assembled the callas on a zig-zag wire to position them on the bouquet.
10 White Callas in a poetic bridal bouquet, star wire structure (with an odd number of wires). Then I made a braiding of different types of ribbons, an installation of a chain of white pearls and hydrangea flowers. Then placing callas with floral glue.
38 Orange callas in an American-style bridal bouquet, Lehner Wolle burgundy wool yarn, broth wire. Soften your callas before making the bouquet, assembling the callas in several stages, until you obtain a rounded shape.
For my designs for Scorched Earth 2021 color as Sarah Fleur, I used callas by Haas Calla & Helleborus.