Any how, I have been thinking about composite flowers off and on lately ever since Kuga Designs made a post about glamelias a couple weeks ago, and with all the prom work we've been doing I was inspired to play with adhesive for my corsage and do a composite flower.
This is what I came up with:
It's a few phalaenopsis orchids inside a gerbera daisy inside some feathers. Pretty cool, really bright, and makes quite a statement!
But, yes, it is a bit of a Franken-corsage, and all I can think of is the poultry dish called a Turducken - a turkey stuffed with a duck stuffed with a chicken. What do you think? Feathgerbchid? Too weird for words?!
Flower photos courtesy my friend Claudia. Check out her Flickr place if you'd like to see more pix from the awards thing or if you'd just like to see Francoise ogling appliances!
7 comments:
I want one! : )
A Turducken? Or a Frankencorsage?!
;-)
...would be bad to say both.....lol!
Ha! No reason you can't have both, right?
Love it!!!! It's fabulous!
You should put these on hair clips. I would wear them all the time.
I love the idea of making a composite flower for a corsage or a hair accessory!
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