Whether a mache (paper mache) heart or cross requires a snap-fit base depends on several factors:
General Guideline
For heavier fresh flower arrangements, a snap-fit base or additional reinforcement (like a wired backing) is recommended. For lighter silk or dried designs, the mache form alone may suffice if soaked and dried to rigidity.
Always test the form's stability before the event.
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