Wreath workshop
People have been making wreaths as a symbol of renewal and to celebrate Yule and the returning of the light for millennia. They have also been used to symbolize eternity and continuity, as well as to ward off evil spirits and celebrate the return of spring. No matter why you choose to display a wreath outside of your home, wreaths made from wild harvested materials that are put together by hand are a beautiful addition to welcome guests and celebrate the festive season.
Join us to create your own unique, one-of-a-kind evergreen wreath that you will take home with you. We will discuss choosing and harvesting materials, how to make a base from either grapevine or other wildcrafted branches, along with all of the equipment needed to make your own unique wreath! All of the materials will be provided and you will have an assortment of different evergreen branches, cones, and berries to choose from. The materials provided are locally sourced and handpicked, ensuring they are free from pesticides and mindfully harvested to prevent damage to the trees. You will also have your choice of ribbon to create a bow or other feature of your creation, should you choose.
The completed wreaths will be approximately 24” wide, the perfect size to hang on your front door or beside the entrance to your home.
It is highly suggested that you bring a pair of gardening gloves and either an old apron or jacket that you don’t mind getting a little sappy from the evergreen branches. You will also need to bring a pair of pruning shears to trim your materials.
We will serve tea (herbal & black) and coffee, as well as delicious appetizers.
About Your Facilitator
Terry is co-owner and operator here at Twisted Roots Farm and she has a deep passion for making handcrafted creations using materials and ingredients sourced from our farm and forest or from other local farms. She loves rekindling old traditions, utilizing simple and raw ingredients to create special, one-of-a-kind offerings that have a story and connection to place. Terry also finds great joy in sharing these skills with others, knowing that as we gather together to engage in creativity and make offerings with our hands, we are also building resilient communities and reconnecting with what it truly means to be human. Her spare time (what is that when you farm?!?) is spent writing, crafting, and creating, as well as cuddling our adorable goats, dogs, and cats.
Date and Cost
Sunday, November 22nd, 2026 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm
Cost $90 / person
Includes your handmade wreath and refreshments.
Registration
To register for this workshop, please send an email to: info@twistedrootsfarm.ca. We will confirm your seat and send you an invoice for the cost of the workshop payable by credit card or e-transfer. Please note that space is limited and payment is required to hold your seat.
For cancellations, we must receive a cancellation request 7 days prior to the workshop date. (For example, if the workshop is on Sunday, July 19th, we must receive your cancellation request by Sunday, July 12th.) Once we receive your request, we will refund the cost of the workshop minus a 10% administrative fee. You may also transfer your seat to someone else, just inform us of the change so we can send them the registration package.
If we have to cancel the workshop, participants will receive a full refund.