Line
Mass
Form
Filler
Foliage
100

Name an example of a line material

Snap dragon, Bells of Ireland, Larkspur, and Gladiola

100

What part do the florets grow on?

The end of the stem

100

What is different about form materials?

They are usually unique in shape or color 

100

How are filler materials grown?

They grow with a cluster of florets

100

Name an example of foliage

Leather leaf, Lemon Leaf, Christmas Greens

200

What do these materials establish?

height and width

200

Name an example of a mass material

Carnation, rose, daisy, sunflower

200

Name an example of a form material

Orchid, Bird of Paradise, Lily, Hydrangea


200

What are filler pieces used for?

They fill in arrangements and give them solidity (accent pieces)

200

What does foliage help build?

The base of an arrangement

300

Where do the blossoms of the flower grow along?

They grow along the stem

300

What two things does it add to the arrangement?

Mass and weight

300

What is a focal point?

Center of interest

300

Name an example of a filler material

Statice, Baby's Breath, Queen Anne's Lace

300
What kind of effect does it add to the design?

A natural effect

400

How are line materials appealing to people?

They create lines for our eyes to follow

400

Why are mass materials good to use in a floral arrangement?

They help cover mechanics and fill empty areas

400

Why is a form material one of the most important factors?

Used as a focal point (every floral arrangement has to have one)

400

What is also a bonus from using filler materials?

They help cover/hide mechanics of an arrangement

400

What does foliage help cover (specifics)?

Floral foam or starts a vase design

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