FLORAL TUTORIAL

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Floral Tutorial: $79.99 One time

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*Pease note, the purchase button will take you to an external website where my video tutorials are hosted.

Welcome!

I’m so thrilled you’re here. My goal with these tutorials is to give you beginner, and some intermediate, tips and techniques so you can begin creating your own 3D acrylic piped-paint florals. Each phase offers hours of detailed video instruction. You won’t walk away a master (mastery comes with time and practice!), but you will be equipped with a wide range of foundational techniques to start your floral paint-piping journey with confidence.

Scroll to the bottom to see the final pieces we’ll create together!

I’ve filmed, edited, and explained everything to the best of my ability, and I truly believe that what I share here will give you the knowledge you need to begin making your own sculptural floral art.

When you sign up, you’ll receive instant access to:

• A complete supply list (with links), including products to make your thick paint even thicker

• A discount code for my favorite heavy-texture paint company

• All video lessons, hosted on Podia - watch and rewatch as many times as you’d like

Updated note as of November 2025: I’ve fallen a bit behind on the tail end of the flower tutorials (shameful artist confession!), but those remaining lessons will be released in the coming months. Thank you for your patience 💛

Phase 1

Covers:

Rosettes • Hydrangeas (two styles) • Roses & dual-toned roses • Sunflowers • Leaves

Then we create:

• A rosette bouquet

• A hydrangea puffs painting

• A full bouquet using roses, hydrangeas, sunflowers, and leaves

Phase 2

New flowers added after Phase 1:

• Semi-bloomed peonies

• Orchids

• Poppies

• Carnations

Next upcoming releases:

• Daffodils

• Dahlias

• Lilies

More flowers will continue to be added over the weeks and months at no additional cost - all included with your original purchase.

Phase 3 (Coming Soon)

A collection of extra tips, tricks, and materials I’ve learned and loved over the years:

Working with metals, mica flakes, pigments, powders, resins, ways to thicken paint even further, and more. Essentially, all the fun “deep dive” extras that help elevate your pieces.

What’s Included in This Tutorial

1. Supplies

Your supply options will vary based on where you live. I use three main acrylic mediums for my piped flowers—one ships internationally (with import taxes), and the others work beautifully as alternatives. At least one option is usually available through Amazon or local art stores, though I cannot guarantee availability.

All tools and materials are linked inside the tutorial.

If you have questions about supplies before purchasing, please message me—I’m happy to help.

2. Piping a Variety of Flowers

In these lessons, we cover how to pipe:

Roses • Hydrangeas • Sunflowers • Rosettes • Peonies • Orchids • Poppies • Carnations • Daisies • Daffodils • Dahlias & dahlia-type blooms • Simple side-view flowers • Lilies • Various leaves

3. Lesson Breakdown

• Piping Rosettes (Phase 1 – 29 minutes)
  A simple, satisfying starter flower to help you understand your medium.

• Piping Roses (Phase 1 – 21 minutes)
  Endless variations! I’ll show you my favorite styles, including dual-toned roses.

• Hydrangeas (Phase 1 – 15 & 13 minutes)
  Fan favorites. We create lush clusters and smooth color gradients.

• Sunflowers (Phase 1 – 27 minutes)
  Two methods: one beginner-friendly, one slightly more advanced.

• Leaves (Phase 1 – 20 minutes)
  A surprising number of techniques—variegation, shape, movement, and tip selection.

• Orchids (Phase 2)
  Challenging but incredibly rewarding once it clicks.

• Peonies (Phase 2)
  We begin with structured semi-bloom peonies, with fluffier versions coming soon.

• Poppies (Phase 2)
  Fun, quick, and expressive—one of the most enjoyable flowers to pipe.

• Carnations (Phase 2)
  Ruffled, simple, beautiful filler florals that come together intuitively.

• Daffodils (Phase 2)
  Perfect for spring—white petals with buttercup centers.

• Daisies (Phase 3 -expected January 2025)
  Happy, simple blooms with white petals and bright yellow centers.

• Dahlia-type Flowers (Phase – expected February 2025)
  Once you get the technique down, these are stunning and impressive.

• Lilies (Phase 3 – expected February 2025)
  My realistic lily technique -years in the making! Not what you’d expect.

4. Creating a Rosette Bouquet (Phase 1)

A gentle introduction to assembling flowers into a cohesive piece. You’ll quickly feel the joy of making something tangible and beautiful.

5. Hydrangea Puffs Painting (Phase 1)

One of my most popular styles. Gorgeous results, but note: they use a lot of paint!

I’ll show you strategies to use slightly less if needed.

6. Creating a Full Bouquet (Phase 1)

Using all the flowers we made—roses, hydrangeas, sunflowers, and leaves—we build a complete bouquet painting.

A Note About Filming

My earliest videos were shot vertically (portrait mode), similar to Instagram-style filming. They can still be played full-screen but won’t span the full horizontal width.

All newer videos are filmed in full landscape mode.

Before You Begin

Paint piping isn’t the least expensive hobby upfront—tips, paints, canvases, and tools add up. When I started, I scraped off flowers I didn’t like and reused the paint (a huge money saver!).

The good news: once you’ve gathered your basic supplies, you’ll have everything you need to create indefinitely.

This art form opened a whole world for me, and I hope it brings you the same joy, peace, and excitement as you begin creating your own beautiful florals.

Floral Tutorial: $79.99 One time

For a one time fee, get unlimited access to all current and future tutorials.

*Pease note, the purchase button will take you to an external website where my video tutorials are hosted.

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