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3. This tape is made from paraffin-coated paper and is used to cover wires and stems.

4. What is Floral Tape

5. This is sold in 18-inch lengths and comes in a variety of gauges

6. What is Floral wire

7. This item Commonly used sizes are #3, #9 and #40.

8. Ribbon

9. Three examples of color changing supplies are

10. Floral Spray Tip Spraying Stem Dying Dip Dyes

11. Daily Double

12. This is a florist netting that can add color, texture, and support to the corsage.

13. What is tulle

14. When wiring a corsage The stem is removed except for This amount

15. approximately ¾ inch below the flower head

16. This method involves placing a wire through the calyx and bending the wire parallel to the stem.

17. What is the piercing Method

18. This method involves placing two wires through the calyx, one at a 90-degree angle from the other and slightly lower, bending both wires parallel to the stem and taping from the calyx.

19. What is the double Piercing methods

20. This method is used on a cluster of small flowers.

21. What is the wrap around method

22. This method involves placing a wire up through the stem of the flower head, forming a small hook

23. What is the daisy hook

24. This type of boutonniere is the most common type of boutonniere in the marketplace

25. What are single flower boutonnieres

26. These corsages use a variety of flowers to create the floral piece.

27. What are multiple flower corsages
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7/18/2018
What are multiple flower corsages

28. These corsages are created to be light and worn on the wrist versus being worn on clothing

29. What is a wrist corsage

30. These are the three corsage types

31. What are single flower, multi flower, and wrist

32. Daily Double

33. These are the steps to creating a single flower Corsage

34. 1. Wire and tape the flower head. 2
1. Wire and tape the flower head. 2. Add filler by taping it to the stem. 3. Add foliage by placing it behind the flower and taping it into place. 4. Choose a stem finish.