How it goes together. Flower heads print flat and face-down so every petal is solid and strong — no supports, nothing fragile. Each stem has a peg at both ends: the top slides snugly into the back of its flower, the bottom drops into one of the band's nine angled sockets so the bouquet fans out and can be rearranged. Daisies and sunflowers get a separate center disc in its own color.
The posy. One solid print, no assembly: cupped roses, daisies, or tulips packed over a ball on a short stub, like a bouquet head you can set in a small vase or hold. Pick how many flowers, the mix, and one color.