A preserved rose head, a few strands of miscanthus and a bed of reindeer moss, all in a glass bubble: a small gift that takes about 4 minutes to make and sells all year round. It is an ideal product for gift shops, florists and salons, and a nice table decoration for events.
Material
You will need :
– 1 preserved rose
– 3 bit of preserved miscanthus
– Preserved reindeer moss
– Floral foam
– A cookie cutter
– A container
– Some tools
Step 1
Cut out the floral foam using a cookie cutter. Then attach a circle of floral foam to the bottom of the container using glue (hot to low tension).
Step 2
After crumbling the reindeer moss, arrange it in the container, all around the moss.
Step 3
Prick the three strands of miscanthus together in the floral foam.
Step 4
Glue and stick the rose in the floral foam, then cover it with lichen. Then perform self-locking of the miscanthus in the bubble.
Bonus
You can make several of them and sell them together as a centerpiece or table runner. Or you can just sell one as an everlasting display decor.
How to price and sell it
- Low material cost, high perceived value: one rose, a few strands of miscanthus and a pinch of reindeer moss per bubble.
- Impulse purchase: place a few bubbles near the register, in several colors.
- Seasonal versions: red for Valentine’s Day, pastel for Mother’s Day, white for weddings.
- Events: one bubble per guest makes a lasting wedding favor.
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