The Floral Headpiece Edit: a virtual LIVE masterclass
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Here's what you're getting:
- A 2-hour online masterclass with Sue, including Q&A
- Lifetime replay access — watch and rewatch on your own scheduleÂ
- Downloadable PDF recipes and tools & supplies list

I designed this headpiece masterclass for busy, working florists who want a bit more from an online class. In this live ( recorded for replay ) masterclass, you are able to have your questions answered and hear great questions from your peers answered as well! This makes the learning experience that much richer.

Here's what we'll cover:Â
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The Wrapped Wire Headpiece
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The Floating Headband
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The Starburst Headpiece
Lifetime replay access is included with every registration.
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What People Are Saying:
Marylu M.
"Her classes are amazing, highly recommend 100%"
Leigh L.
"I have found your designs, courses, and theories refreshing and inspirational. I can’t wait to dive deeper into your courses. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, and keep pushing the boundaries of floriculture."
Anne T.
"I’m so glad I found you! It was really important to find a teacher that takes sustainability seriously and creatively taking that approach to the next level without selling out. Sue, you are the mentor I dreamed of learning from."
Lisa J.
"Sue McLeary has been my guiding inspiration. She is my true North when it comes to sustainable floristry practices in a time when lots of folks claim to do it, but really don't. Her videos in the Virtual Studio serve as my primary go-to when I need a pep talk or help with mechanics before a big event. As a farmer and a florist, it's hard for me to travel for professional development, so I rely almost solely on her for my ongoing education and inspiration. She is a gift to the flower world, so generous with her knowledge. I'm so grateful for her mentorship from afar!"
Frank B.
"You are doing a terrific job at conveying your artistry. I watched closely the three videos you offered and I must say that I almost felt like I could get right away into making headpieces out of fresh flowers.Â
The pedagogy is there, you repeat things so they become engrained and so, as a gardener I could almost say to myself, let's go and pick out flowers in the garden and see what I can make of them."
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