Procedure:
First you want to face your wristlet up and start by gluing the moss to the silver base. You want to make sure it covers all the silver on the base so you only see the moss.
Then you want to get your leaves and use three to create a peace sign-like symbol on your moss creating a base for your flowers that you will put on.
Glue your bow in the center of your wristlet making sure you fluff it up to put your flowers in between the loops.
Before you use your roses you want to take off any guard petals or bent guard leaves to make sure it'll look pretty and stick on the corsage well.
Now you want to get two of your spray roses and put them diagonally on your wristlet making sure they are diagonal on the wristlet in the way it'll face on your wrist.
Opposite from them you want to put your lisianthus flowers in the same diagonal way.
Put your last spray rose in the center of your corsage.
Grab some lisianthus buds and start to put them around your corsage at varying heights and in between the bow loops.
Now grab some limonium and cut it into small sprigs and glue those around the corsage having them slightly stick out.
Fluff up your bow that pokes out, blow open your roses to create a better look overall and make sure you check that your mechanics are hidden.