Artificial flowers are becoming a trendy feature to add to your event or making them gorgeous additions to your wreath and centerpiece, but what if you don't want artificial flower stems? More often than not, you can't end up buying the top half flowers, which has no branches to use them as it is. Sometimes, it happens that you have to cut artificial flower stems to get just the right size or shape – here's how you can do it.
To all those who want to decorate their homes with artificial floral flowers, they might need to cut the stems evenly, and for that, you might need the artificial flowers cutting machine. However, you can make them crafted; you can decorate those stems with stunning silk wrap or cloth variation. They've also given the wires for shaping and flexibility purposes so that you can use them like that.
Process of Artificial Flower Stem's Cutting:
Purposefully, if you're not so into the DIYs, buy a machine for yourself and get done with your decoration. While cutting artificial flower stems, make sure to follow the entire process ensuring everyone's safety and unique looks of flowers after you're finished with cutting the branches.
- First thing first, hold the wire cutters in your right hand and open them. Hold a flower to the left to make it work with a good handle and force.
- Secondly, place them between the wire cutters' jaws to get them cut and discard the cut end.
- Third, for thicker stems, try using a stem cutter instead of wire.
Types of Cutters:
We have a list of cutters that are now becoming a necessity to have; let's take a look:
Wire Cutters:
They are the legit cutters used to cut thin stems of flowers. You can use them to cut flower stems or wires and other things that you cannot miss from a standard scissor.
Bolt Cutters:
These cutters are quite handy and work well, but don't they can't work out for a thicker wire due to their mouth opening. You can find them from local markets and online stores at reasonable prices.
Stem Cutters:
A stem cutter is probably the most comfortable option to help you cut the thicker flower stems than the usual ones. It primarily works well when you've to cut a larger or thicker one. Not only flowers, but you can also cut metal and wood from it.
