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15/08/2022

Dahlias taking my breath away per usual… love this season and these colors!!

01/08/2022

20/06/2022

Can’t believe how fast peony season comes and goes, but I sure did enjoy it!!

06/06/2022

It's been such a great past couple of months between photoshoots, weddings and prepping for summer. So excited to bring my best for each of my clients this year!! ⁠
If you are still looking for an event or wedding florist, please reach out, I would love to connect - I still have some fall dates open!!⁠⁠
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27/05/2022

Had the privilege of working with Jenny Brower ⋒ TX photographer] on this photoshoot set up a few weeks back. Creative shoots are so much fun to be a part of, especially when your vendor team is amazing.⁠⁠
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Photographer: Jenny Brower ⋒ TX photographer] ⁠
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25/05/2022

Summer color burst! ⁠🤩⁠⁠⁠
Shot by:
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19/04/2022

She's cute.⁠⁠⁠⁠

14/04/2022

Easter weekend load ✨

10/04/2022

I finally got around to upgrading these wine crates I found a few years back and wanted to show you what I did! I’ve used them for vase storage, but I wanted something more branded that I could use for deliveries.

Main Supplies list:
• Kilz white primer+paint
• Paint brush
• Sand paper
• Screw driver
• Plaster
• Wooden handles

Steps:
1. I cleaned the crates outside and inside

2. The sides got sanded where a few labels had been to get sticker residue off

3. One crate had the winery name etched into the wood, so I filled it with plaster

4. I painted 3 coats on each of the four end sides before starting on the logo

5. To apply my logo, I printed it out on paper, cut it out with my pocket knife and then stenciled on the side of the crate with a pencil. (I don’t have a projector, so this was my next best free option)! It was very tedious but fun, so if you have the time, it’s a cost effective way to apply your logo

6. After stenciling the logo on, I painted over it with white paint (don’t look too closely, this was tough free handing it basically)

7. Add the handles on each side, and done!!

I am SO excited to use these!! Just in time with upcoming Easter deliveries this week! I love that these are branded now, but functional!

26/03/2022

The layers upon layers of ranunculus petals get me every time 😍

24/02/2022

Name your favorite things to have your hands full with... a few on mine (not in order):⁠⁠
1. all the flowers⁠
2. my pup Miles⁠
3. coffee in one, food in the other⁠
4. kiddos⁠
5. thrift shop treasures⁠⁠⁠⁠

30/01/2022

💕2 more weekends until Valentines Day!! 💕 I am taking orders up until February 8th for delivery Valentines weekend in Dallas, TX and surrounding areas!⁠⁠
Offering 2 sizes for vase arrangement:⁠
Large arrangement (shown) for $65⁠
Small Arrangement for $40⁠⁠
If you want to order a small bouquet to put in your own vase at home instead, its just $30!⁠⁠⁠

05/12/2021

Wreath Making with Canopy!

Happy Sunday Canopy Friends!

I am making a wreath today with some leftovers I have and wanted to share a “how to” on creating your own simple, but beautiful holiday wreath.

This video is long (sorry, but I wanted to include lots of instruction), so if you gather your supplies ahead and time and then hit “play” you will be well on your way to having your own wreath done by the time it’s over!

To get started, you’ll need a few things (I listed a full supplies list below), but mainly lots of greenery. Those extra branches that were trimmed off your Christmas tree or a bunch bought from the grocery store is perfect. Venture out into the yard too and see if you can find anything that would make for a good addition.

Tips:
- Cut all your branches into smaller pieces before you start building your wreath
- Precut 6-8 longer pieces of wire ahead of time
- Select a finishing ribbon and have out as inspiration while you work

I realized I said each part was the “fun” part… guess what, the whole thing should be fun!! Wreath making should be relaxing, cheerful and creative! Don’t over stress or worry about each stage too much… just follow and trust the process.

Supplies I used (and where you can find so you can do this at home):

Greenery
- Floral wire (Amazon, Hobby Lobby, Joanns-basically any craft store)
- Metal wreath ring base (Hobby Lobby or Joanns sell inexpensive ones in the macrame/beading isle)
- Gardening shears (order a good pair or buy some from your local hardware store)
- Ribbon (silk and velvet are my favorite textures especially for the holidays, but you can use any kind you want)

I hope you had fun watching and will try making your own at home. If you do, I would love to see your creations!!

If you want to host your own Canopy wreath workshop, I offer in home sessions for you and your friends, for corporate events or parties!

Merry Christmas!!

27/04/2020

Mother's Day is around the corner! Get your order in now!

For $50, you can order:
- a custom medium arrangement
- free delivery anywhere in Dallas, Texas
- personalized note to receiver

23/04/2020

Mothers Day is in two weeks and I’d love to make it easier for you to gift this year!

For $50, you can order:

• a customer medium arrangement
• includes free delivery to your loved one
• add a personalized note

**Available only in Dallas, Texas for local delivery on May 8th-9th**

Send me a message or email me at [email protected] to order or if you have any questions!

Treat your mother, grandmother, daughter, sister or friend... everyone deserves some flowers right now!

16/04/2020

Since most weddings are postponed, here's what I've been up to in the studio. Happy to be creating whenever I can with whatever I can find 😊

07/12/2019

Working on wreath #4 for the week and garland #12. I think my hands will smell like Christmas the rest of the month!

26/11/2019

Happy Thanksgiving week! 🍂🦃

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I finally got around to upgrading these wine crates I found a few years back and wanted to show you what I did! I’ve used them for vase storage, but I wanted something more branded that I could use for deliveries. Main Supplies list: • Kilz white primer+paint • Paint brush • Sand paper • Screw driver • Plaster • Wooden handles Steps: 1. I cleaned the crates outside and inside 2. The sides got sanded where a few labels had been to get sticker residue off 3. One crate had the winery name etched into the wood, so I filled it with plaster 4. I painted 3 coats on each of the four end sides before starting on the logo 5. To apply my logo, I printed it out on paper, cut it out with my pocket knife and then stenciled on the side of the crate with a pencil. (I don’t have a projector, so this was my next best free option)! It was very tedious but fun, so if you have the time, it’s a cost effective way to apply your logo 6. After stenciling the logo on, I painted over it with white paint (don’t look too closely, this was tough free handing it basically) 7. Add the handles on each side, and done!! I am SO excited to use these!! Just in time with upcoming Easter deliveries this week! I love that these are branded now, but functional! . . . #canopyfloralco #diyprojects #diy #floraldesigner #florist #northtexasflorist #dallasflorist #texasflorist #studioprojects #woodencrates #weddingproject #floraldesign #projecttime #canopyweddings

Wreath Making with Canopy

Wreath Making with Canopy! Happy Sunday Canopy Friends! I am making a wreath today with some leftovers I have and wanted to share a “how to” on creating your own simple, but beautiful holiday wreath. This video is long (sorry, but I wanted to include lots of instruction), so if you gather your supplies ahead and time and then hit “play” you will be well on your way to having your own wreath done by the time it’s over! To get started, you’ll need a few things (I listed a full supplies list below), but mainly lots of greenery. Those extra branches that were trimmed off your Christmas tree or a bunch bought from the grocery store is perfect. Venture out into the yard too and see if you can find anything that would make for a good addition. Tips: - Cut all your branches into smaller pieces before you start building your wreath - Precut 6-8 longer pieces of wire ahead of time - Select a finishing ribbon and have out as inspiration while you work I realized I said each part was the “fun” part… guess what, the whole thing should be fun!! Wreath making should be relaxing, cheerful and creative! Don’t over stress or worry about each stage too much… just follow and trust the process. Supplies I used (and where you can find so you can do this at home): Greenery - Floral wire (Amazon, Hobby Lobby, Joanns-basically any craft store) - Metal wreath ring base (Hobby Lobby or Joanns sell inexpensive ones in the macrame/beading isle) - Gardening shears (order a good pair or buy some from your local hardware store) - Ribbon (silk and velvet are my favorite textures especially for the holidays, but you can use any kind you want) I hope you had fun watching and will try making your own at home. If you do, I would love to see your creations!! If you want to host your own Canopy wreath workshop, I offer in home sessions for you and your friends, for corporate events or parties! Merry Christmas!!

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