
Festive door wreath-making workshops using a traditional hay and wire base, with all materials provided and a master tutor guiding the session.
The British Academy of Floral Art is running a series of Christmas wreath workshops at their studios in Dunchideock, with the first one on Friday 4 December from 10:00am to 12:30pm. If that date doesn't work, there are others on 5, 8 and 9 December, so you can pick the morning that fits best.
It's a proper hands-on session. You'll be working in the Academy's purpose-built classrooms, which come with professional workbenches, and you'll build your own door wreath from the ground up. The Academy sticks to a traditional method: you start with a hay and wire base, a more sustainable, eco-friendly alternative to the floral foam that's so common. From there, you'll fill it out with seasonal foliage, berries, pinecones and decorations until it's finished. A master tutor guides the whole thing, so you're not just left to figure it out on your own.
They've thought about the morning, too. You're welcomed with tea, coffee, mince pies, Christmas biscuits and a small glass of fizz, so it's as much about the festive atmosphere as the making. You'll leave with a wreath you've actually put together yourself, and you don't need to bring any of your own materials—everything is provided.
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Places are limited and you'll need to book in advance. Each session costs ÂŁ65 per person. You can find the studios at British Academy of Floral Art Studios, 3 Dunchideock Barton, Dunchideock, Exeter EX2 9UA.
Date
4 December – 9 December
10:00
Price
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years
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