01/11/2026
Let’s make a fresh foliage Christmas wreath 🌿
I started with a twig base and tried wiring my foliage on. Honestly? It kept springing loose from the spoil. So I switched to twine, and I really love it. It holds beautifully and the whole wreath is fully compostable.
And the best part is how easy these are. Cut your foliage into little bunches, tie them on, and keep going until the whole base is full. Then I finished mine with a rustic hessian bow and a few pine cones. Done!
The fresh foliage dries really nicely too, so it keeps its colour right through the season. Then after Christmas, just snip the foliage off, pop it in the compost and keep your twig base for next year. One base, a new wreath every Christmas. I love that.
Want to make your own?
Join me for my Festive Farmhouse Wreath workshop, held at Flowers for Jane Floral Studio on our family property in Langwarrin.
Skip the usual café catch-up this year. Instead, grab your friends, pour a cup of tea and spend the morning chatting, laughing and making something beautiful together. Surrounded by fresh foliage, festive music and good company. And you get to take your wreath home to hang on the front door all season.
You can choose a fresh foliage wreath like this one, or a rustic dried foliage wreath (sneak peek coming soon 👀). No experience needed. I’ll guide you through every step.
📅 Tuesday 1 December, 10:30am
📍 Flowers for Jane Floral Studio, Langwarrin
💰 $99, or $85 each when you book with a friend
Got a group of 10 or more? I’d love to host a private workshop for you. Just email me at [email protected] and we’ll organise it.
🎟️ Book via the link in bio
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