Winter Wreaths

Join local floral designer Erin Riddle of @TheForagedWreath for a 3-hour, hands-on workshop where creativity meets craftsmanship. You'll dive into the fundamentals of wreath-making, from the thoughtful selection and pairing of natural materials to the structure and mechanics of assembly. Learn how to balance texture, color, scent, and shape to design a wreath that uniquely reflects your personal style—whether it’s wild and whimsical, clean and minimalist, or something in between.

Explore a beautiful variety of fresh evergreens and seasonal berries, along with dried elements like seed pods, citrus slices, herbs, cones, and other foraged finds—all with a focus on plants commonly found in the Pacific Northwest. Erin will also share tips on sustainable foraging and how to identify wreath botanicals in your own backyard. We'll end the class by adding final flourishes, such as a ribbon or handmade bow, and get tips on how to hang your wreath and keep it fresh through the new year.

This workshop teaches a step-by-step, methodical approach to wreath construction that is perfect for beginner wreath makers, folks with no previous floral experience, and even those who don't consider themselves inherently creative. The class is also great for seasoned wreath-makers to refine their skills while taking advantage of the huge selection of materials.

You’ll be provided with all the tools you need and expert guidance every step of the way. Join us to take home a seasonal showstopper, and the confidence and skillset to create many more wreaths in the years to come.