Flower frog

I’m sure you have seen this type of floral arrangements trending recently, and it is just absolutely breathtaking. The ikebana style uses several different tools to achieve it’s look, one of them being a flower frog, which is used to hold the flowers up straight without leaning against the edge of a

For more than a century, florists used tiny stem holders, called flower frogs, to secure blooms in low vases and bowls. While still a practical choice for flower arranging, flower frogs are now also sought-after collectibles with a rich history and diverse design sense.

David Atherton | Make yourself a flower frog and keep summer going! I used air dry clay from @sculpdit which was so easy to use | Instagram

These DIY flower frogs created with air dry clay are pretty on their own and will make your flower arranging tasks a cinch.

Calling all mason jar lovers, find the steps to make flower frogs for easy flower arranging using air dry clay. A fun craft project that can be customized to your taste and preferred size of your j…

We made these very inexpensive flower frogs from a package of polymer clay. These came together quickly and easily and baked up in the oven in less than 30 minutes. A custom solution for oddly sized flower vases. Each one cost less than a dollar!

You may have seen them in antiques markets without realising their clever function... Flower frogs have been used as a sustainable flower arranging tool for centuries. Here’s your ultimate guide to the clever accessory and the best designs you can buy today.

Our handcrafted Copper Flower Frogs are an aesthetically considered take on a utilitarian design mechanic. Used to space stems out and hold them in place, they pair perfectly with our Ceramic Cylinder Vase and the Ikebana Vase. Can also be used to secure your blooms in any home vase, mason jar or vessel. Made of pure copper, they will patina gracefully over time. Set includes one small & one medium copper flower frog. Small: 3" D . Medium: 4" D Designed by The Floral Society

Lynette N Andreasen on Instagram: "I’m growing some pretty lovely flowers and wanted to show them off. I’ve never owned a flower frog before. How many of you use one?"