Lavender and olive, citrus, rosemary, ivy, bay, and pine! I love making wreaths that are an actual reflection of the landscape I live in. I’ve even add some dried bougainvillea in years past. What’s growing where you live? Use that as your cue for your holiday wreaths!
Foraging by Flower Mob. Ribbon from Isabel Lara design em pano.
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This berry wreath is a simple weave with ivy and salix (you could also use grapevine and ivy, or different widths of ivy vines). I used rose hip and pyracantha.
How to make this wreath:
I remove leaves from ivy and salix vinesCreate a round shape and weave the stems around each other.Weave over an ivy vine with the leaves.Weave in the berries.Finally, weave over another ivy vine with leaves.Adjust, trim, add and edit after hanging.Add ribbon!Foraging by Flower Mob. Ribbon from Isabel Lara design em pano.
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Wreath making season is underway! I enjoyed making this wild and free olive, rosemary, ivy, lavender, juniper wreath. No twine or wire was used in this wreath! I wove the base and wove everything on with ivy and salix. I tied on silk and velvet ribbons from the wonderful Isabel Lara. This wreath is actually difficult to photograph but in person, I just love the textural and movement filled composition. It warms up a room and makes me feel surrounded in green. A big thank you to Flower Mob for the incredible foraging for this wreath season. I look forward to João’s foraging deliveries every season!
You can learn wreath making with me on You Tube or through my Wreath Masterclass. I will be retiring the Wreath Masterclass after Friday, so sign up now for $27 before the class goes away forever!
