Step-by-step: Anthurium arrangement with an edgy leather look

Roos van Unen has created an Anthurium plant arrangement with the Anthurium 'Adios® Red' from Fuerte Planta. With only a few materials, an edgy plant design with a leather look is easily made. The brown colour of the leather and the bright red flower of the Anthurium is a beautifully powerful and playful combination.

MATERIALS

Anthurium 'Adios® Red', a piece of leather, staples, transparent vase.

HOW TO MAKE
Keep tools such as knives, scissors and a staples within reach.

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Step 1:
Cut the leather is short strips. It doesn't matter if they differ in size.

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Step 2:
Make a circle with a leather strip and fix it with a staple. Do this with almost every strip, but keep some strips to create details later.

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Step 3:
Place all leather circles together on the table, forming a long rectangular shape. Now, staple the circles together.

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Step 4:
Place the leather frame around the transparent vase to see if it fits. Staple a few more circles to the construction, if necessary. Attach the ends to each other by stapling it together.

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Step 5:
Take the Anthurium 'Adios® Red' out of the pot and place it in the transparent vase. Use the remaining leather strips to add some details to the design by stapling circles around the stems.

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Done! You now have a plant arrangement with an edgy leather look in which the Anthurium 'Adios® Red' is beautifully presented.