Hi guys, I hope you're having a fabulous day! I actually just done cutting these flowers because I will be making a couple floral arrangements and I definitely will be using this video to do an instructional video and an educational video. So please stay tuned! Let's get it on! Let's get it on! Okay guys, so I will be using two Mason jars to do the floral arrangement. In another video I'm going to show you how I did the hanging a kuchumon on the Mason jars. And we're also going to be looking at our color wheel hair. Now we're doing a complimentary color scheme in our bookies. Just like we do different combinations inside our homes or offices. What is a complimentary color scheme? It is a color scheme that has at least two colors which are opposite from each other on the color wheel. For example, red is opposite to green. So if you should use red and green in your space, you are using a complimentary color scheme. Hair, I have yellow and I have purple. I have some black-eyed Susan. It has been very warm today so check it out. They are limpin. But they'll perk themself up as soon as they hit the water. So I'm not too worried about that. Anyways, yeah, purple and yellow are opposite. It says here voile, voile, purple, mauve, opposite on the color wheel. So they are complimentary colors. They complement each other. So if you're choosing like your fabrics or you're choosing even paint to go on the wall and you stick within those two colors, like you can get a variety of tints and tones. Then the one family and you do that on the opposite end within the one family. You have a complimentary color scheme. Now I don't have only yellow and purple hair. I also do have white. And the reason I have white hair is because when you use colors that are opposite from each other on the color wheel, they tend to intensify each other. Which means that they tend to make each other look brighter. So in a situation like that what you want to do is to introduce a neutral. No neutral could be a cream, a top or ivory or a white. In this instance, I am going to be introducing white in the floral arrangement here so that the white can create that break and allow the purple and the yellow to shine and not be as intense because when they're intense is like they're fighting each other. So what you have to do is to introduce even in your space, we're talking about your decor in your home. If you have complimentary colors, they're intensifying each other. You can introduce a neutral to help to break them, tone them down and help them to work together harmoniously. Right? So that's my color lesson for you. Now let's get at it and do the floral arrangements. I really hope what I said before does help. Now let's go ahead and put the arrangements together. So I am going to start with my basic golden rod. We have lots of golden rods around here. Now I don't want them to be too tall above my little hanger here just in case I want to actually I'm going to hand them. And so yeah, I don't want them too tall. So I'm just measuring against the little hanger here to see how tall they are. And as a matter of fact, I could put them all together. Let's stick off the bottom of these two because they're taller. And then I do that and I'm going to cut on the diagonal because the theory is if you cut them on the diagonal, it gives them more surface area to actually drink water. So I think that's good. And I'm just going to take off some of the leaves. I don't want too much leaves in the water. I'm going to put it's a basic arrangement guys. Nothing too fancy. I'm going to have it here in the greenhouse. And so when I come in, I have a little beauty in the greenhouse. It's a small space. It's a 10 by 10, but I shouldn't give you guys a tour because I have a loft area out there. Do you know what? I think I'm going to need a little more water in this jar. I think I'll need more in this one too. Okay. About three in each. Definitely when they drink water and per cop, they will look better. The blooms are all curling in. Now let's get over white. Now I love the rain because the plants need the rain. But there's some blooms in the garden that don't do very well with the rain when it rains. It just they go bad. And these shash todays is one of those blooms. These ones I love to work with. Gypsophila. Okay guys, this is what it is. It is exceptional in book haze. Look at this. They're starting to prick up. So let's put these gypsophila in. Just too much. Let's. It doesn't have to be perfect. Just make it personal. Okay. Even when you are decorating your home, make it personal. It doesn't have to be perfect. Don't make it toffee like you can't function in the space. Yeah, I think that's good. That one. Let's put this on the other side of this. And I think that's good enough for me. There. Oh. To my mom. My mom loves to make floral arrangements. She loves gardening too. She loves her flowers. And she does very well at it. Believe me. Yeah, she does. So, oh to my mom. Oh, there we go. My friend, thank you so much for watching the video. Thanks for sticking with me. I hope the information I gave you was helpful. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comment section below. And if you're watching this video and you have not subscribed, do go ahead and click the subscription button. Remember also to click the bell notification icon so you can be notified of new videos. You take care now and I'll see you in the next video.