Asymmetrical Designs CFU_Geometry in Floral Design

Front

Mark the following statement as True or False. When making an asymmetrical design, stems should be inserted starting at the back of the foam.

Back

True

Front

Mark the following statement as True or False: When positioning the central axis branch, insert the branch toward the front of the foam. Then, place the next branch just down a stairstep, almost next to the first.

Back

True

Front

Cindy is working on a design and needs to pull out one of the flowers she inserted. If she inserts the stem back into the same place, it will _________.

Back

Not intake water from the foam

Front

Buds in a design create ________ when placed between the flowers.

Back

depth, texture and add interest

Front

In creating an asymmetrical design, the stairstep method is best utilized to create the mechanical balance for the design.

Back

False

Front

Evan is creating an asymmetrical design and needs to insert foliage. Which step should he take before working with his foliage to make it easier to manipulate? Options: Removing the stem from the water 24 hours in advance, Cutting the tops off all the foliage being utilized in the design, Wrapping the stem of the foliage in bouillon wire, Ensuring the foliage is at room temperature

Back

Ensuring the foliage is at room temperature

Front

When using pittosporum in a design, if new growth is spotted, the designer should ________.

Back

cut it off because it will wilt

Front

Which of the following is the preferred method of placing floral tape in an asymmetrical design?
Options:
Tape is not necessary in an asymmetrical design,
Taping the sides of the container,
Taping horizontally to the left and right,
Taping vertically from the front to the back

Back

Taping horizontally to the left and right

Front

Foliage is easier to utilize right out of the freezer.

Back

False

Front

Accent colors give nice ________ in between the flowers, which are already in the design.

Back

Separation