Wreath Making

This course teaches the techniques that separate a wreath that lasts from one that falls apart in a week: matching the base to the materials, cutting and wiring stems into bundles, and binding them onto the frame under tension so they grip. You will build a fresh evergreen wreath on a wire box frame, a dried-and-faux wreath on a grapevine base, and tie a multi-loop bow with streamers that sits straight. By the end you can look at any pile of foliage, blooms, and accents, pick the right base and mechanics, and assemble a wreath with deliberate focal points, even coverage, and a clean back that hangs flat.