Wrist Corsage

Steps & Procedures: 

• First you want to make sure the metal plate for your wrist corsage is facing up. By having the lips that connect to the band underneath.

• Now you want to figure out where you want to place your flowers. This could be a diagonal manner or in an equal manner. Whatever works for you.

• I did it in a diagonal manner so I took my first flower and put some floral glue on it.

• Then I put some floral glue onto the metal of my corsage band.

• Next you want to hold it on there and blow it occasionally until it stays on. 

• You want to repeat steps #3-5 for your second main flower but making it sort of diagonal and at an angle than the first one.

• Then for your greenery you want to glue it onto empty spots sort of making angles and little sections that look empty. You do not have to put glue on the metal for these pieces.

• Now you want to take whatever you are using as an accent flower and placing it wherever things seem empty on your corsage band. You also don't need to put glue on the metal for these pieces either.

• Now you want to check on your corsage does it look good to you or is it missing a few pieces in some places? If you also have any other greenery or accent flowers you could use those too, you just don't want to make it too busy. 

• Finally you want to open your corsage bag wide and make sure you carefully put your wrist corsage in it and then fold it over; staple it or you could always just put it on your wrist.  Then you're finished!