Celebrate the cycles of seasons and preserve the ephemeral beauty of local flowers in this dried wreath workshop with farmer-florist Elle Sullivan! Using naturally dried flowers and foraged elements reflective of our Northwoods ecosystems, we'll build hand-tied wreaths for holiday or year-round decor. 

This workshop will begin with a discussion of color theory and other design principles to consider in your wreath-making, and Elle will demo the tips and tricks she's cultivated over the years. Participants will finish the workshop with a completed wreath made on a 10" base.

Instructor will provide the following: 
All class supplies, including floral snips, wire snips, dried flowers, wreath base, foraged accents, ribbon, and paddle wire.

Students are asked to bring:

• Note-taking tools (if you’d like to take notes).

• We recommend dressing in layers, as certain classrooms can be drafty depending on the time of year.

• Since your class runs over the lunch hour, you may want to consider bringing a lunch or snack. Click  HERE to learn about local eating opportunities available before or after your class.

Skill Level 
No experience required.