Required utensils
- STYLIT sheep's wool felt "Toni" in the colours mocha brown, brick red, yolk yellow, salmon red, Indian red and cream white
- STYLIT woollen cord "wicking thread" in the colours brick red and salmon red
- Branches and twigs
- Lantern flowers
- Autumn berries such as rosehip or holly berries
- Jute cord
- Chestnuts, leaves, pumpkins for decoration
- Tools: scissors, needle
Materials and colours
Mocha brown BR50
Brick red OR04
Grey mottled GR02
Yolk yellow GE04
Indian red OR01
The warm and inviting colours of Indian red, mottled grey, mocha brown, brick red, yolk yellow and salmon red form an enchanting backdrop that makes the The spirit of the autumn season captures. For florists, this colour palette is an opportunity to enjoy the beauty of autumn and create stunning floral arrangements that evoke a feeling of cosiness and warmth.
Our STYLIT felt is the perfect choice for fabric bags thanks to its durability and beautiful, bold colours. It provides a stable base for your bags and gives them a cosy touch. The felt is also ideal for cutting small details that perfectly complement your autumnal arrangements.
Both the materials and the botanical elements are carefully coordinated with the autumnal colour palette and create a harmonious and eye-catching look.
Step by step
Step 1:
Cut felt sheets to size
Cut out leaves about 7cm in size from some of the felts. Attach an approx. 20cm long string to each felt leaf, preferably with a needle. Repeat this step several times until you have about 7 to 10 leaves.
Step 2:
Sew a felt bag
Take the wool felt in Indian red and cream white and carefully fold the two opposite corners of a sufficiently large piece over each other. Sew them together about 3 cm from the edge with a basting stitch to remove a small pocket.
Step 3:
Placing branches
Take a bunch of twigs and place them carefully in the felt bag. The brown colour captures the orange of the fabric bag and is suitable for hanging up the cut felt leaves.
Step 4:
Filling gaps
Fill the spaces in between with autumnal berries such as rose hips or palm berries. Dried lantern flowers are the ultimate herald of autumn and add colour to the brown branches.
Step 5:
Done!
Hang the prepared felt leaves on the branches using the "wick thread" woollen cord. The felt bags can be used both indoors and outdoors. Beautifully decorated with pumpkins, chestnuts and leaves, they look like cornucopias full of autumn feelings
Designer
Klaus Wagener's love of floristry was kindled at an early age - his parents already owned two flower shops. Klaus is a lecturer, examiner and television florist. He inspires professionals and private flower lovers alike with magazines and books from his publishing house BLOOM's.
We are delighted to have Klaus on board with us repeatedly as a companion and trend consultant and are always thrilled by his woolly creations.