Creativity begins with one small moment

You do not need special skills or experience to begin. The Colour Field offers free tutorials and resources to help you explore flowers, creativity and mindful making at your own pace. Start with a simple project, discover new techniques and experience the joy of creating something with your own hands.

    Simple 3 Flower Arrangement

    A basic triangle construction that you can do at home with just a few flowers and a glass vase

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    Choosing fresh flowers

    You don’t need to be a florist to start arranging flowers, and there are actually lots of fresh flowers at the grocery store. Here’s 4 tips to help you.

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    Preserved Moss Bowl

    Create a beautiful botanical piece using preserved materials and natural textures - in under 15 minutes!

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    Learn an easy grid technique

    A quick florist trick for fuller arrangements

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    Wire work - Bird Garden Stake

    Follow along to the free instructional video by sister studio Larmony Artwork, and create your own garden stakes in the shape of a cute bird

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      Preserved Moss Care Guide

      How to care for your newly made preserved moss bowl from Botanicals 1

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      Bird Design pdf

      The outline needed to make the Bird Copper Garden stake - free video by sister studio Larmony Artwork on YouTube - see the link above

      Bird Pattern pdf

      Tutorials & Downloads FAQ

      Do I need floral experience?

      No, free tutorials are designed to be approachable for beginners.

      Do I need special materials?

      Each tutorial has different needs, and supplies can be purchased from a craft or grocery store. No special materials are required.

      Are the guides really free?

      Yes, downloads are free, and no information is required. They are meant to help you begin exploring creativity.

      What if I want more guidance?

      Explore our full guided workshops or join an in-person experience.