How to use a flower frog

Today I show you a great upcycling idea, a floral pin frog from an old lid! With a floral pin frog, also called kenzan, it is super easy to create flower

Have you ever wondered how florists and stylists make their flower arrangements look so good? Sometimes you can buy the prettiest flowers, but once you place them in a vase (especially vases that have a large opening), they just flop to the side and don't look like that glorious arrangement you imagined it would be. […]

The history of flower frogs why and how they are used, a photo collection of some unique specimens and modern day uses.

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.

You can create easy spring flower arrangements even if your floral prowess ends at store-bought bouquets. Learn to make envy-inducing bouquets with our inspiration.

I love to use vintage flower frogs when arranging flowers. Using these glass frogs is more eco-friendly than the weird…

A flower frog is used to help you arrange flowers. It keeps flowers in place. This tutorial teaches you to make easy and inexpensive ones for any size.

Ideas for Flower Frogs

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 vase. Here is how to DIY it!

Click here to make gorgeous, handmade DIY Flower Frogs from oven baked clay. Easy to create & they look like beautiful vintage flower frogs.