ikebana class 7/6/2013

(1) Tomi, No.1 variation upright (2) Hua Jung (3), (4) (5) Serena

ikebana class 6/22/2013

(1): Sandy, (2) the metal structure Sandy used in her arrangement. (3), Maya (4), (5) Maya, before and after

ikebana class 6/21/2013

(1) Charisse

(2) Hua Jung

(3), (4) Serena/Ping, We always have to keep simplicity in our mind whenever we arrange flowers. Simplicity doesn't mean one flower/one leaf only. If you can make complicated arrangement look simple, you achieved the goal.

ikebana class 6/15/2013

(1) Thomas, only one kind of material; (2) Jacque, (3) Sandy

ikebana class 6/14/2013

(1) Serena (2), (3) Hua Jung (4) Charisse (5) Janelle

ikebana class 6/8/2013

(1) Jacque, mass (2) Thomas, branches only (3), (4) Sandy, use unconventional material (paper)

ikebana class 6/7/2013

(1) Deborah, two or more containers (2) Janelle, free style (3) Pam, only one kind of material (4) Hua Jung, free style (5) Serena, free style (6) Charisse, No. 4 variation upright