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Template: Phalaenopsis orchids got their name from the Latin words “phal,” meaning moth, and “opsis,” meaning appearance. Charles Ludwig de Blume (or Karl Ludwig von Blume), the German-Dutch botanist who named them, reportedly thought they looked like moths in flight. That's why even today, you'll hear some people refer to Phalaenopsis orchids as “moth orchids.“ The flower symbolism associated with the orchid is love, beauty, refinement, many children, thoughtfulness and mature charm. SUBSCRIBE for ABC TV Videos: All “ABC TV“ paper craft video: Follow me with hashtags: #abctvcraft #paperflower Material for Flower Making: - EVA foam 2mm - Green cardstock paper 120gsm. - Scissors, tacky glue, floral wire, floral tape, iron, hot glue gun, oil pastel, vein mold phalaenopsis, cotton buds Please help transcribe and/or translate this video so more everyone can benefit here:
