Twinkle Wreath Nov 19 | Atelier Class

I am very excited to offer a small selection of workshops from my very own atelier (French for 'workspace' or 'studio') this holiday season.  I have been working to create a welcoming space with the focus on connection and design exploration.  It is my goal with these classes to move away from the more traditional and expected floral designs of the holidays.  And instead embrace the design styles and inner creativity that brings me joy.  Due to limited space, each of these workshops will host a maximum of six people, there are no minimums for these classes so all Atelier classes will run regardless of class size.

Tuesday, November 19, 2024 | 6:30 - 8:30pm | Hawthorn Floral Atelier, 209 Rigmor Street, Warman, SK

This workshop will follow a step-by-step method, led by Hawthorn Floral Atelier owner Angelina, as we create a twinkling holiday wreath filled with fresh white pine, limonium and white plumosa fern. On hand will be an assortment of festive and natural decorations for you to choose from, this ensures that your wreath is personal to you.  Included with each wreath is a single strand of battery operated LED lights and a bow in velvet or satin ribbon.  This class is beginner friendly and requires no previous design experience. 

We do our very best to ensure that all elements of our wreaths are re-usable or bio-degradable. Completed wreath size is approximately 22" to 24".  Due to the design  elements used in this class, these wreaths may be displayed indoors or in a sheltered outdoor location.

Included with your workshop ticket : 

• winter greens, dried materials and decorations to create a beautiful wreath
• use of tools and supplies needed to create your wreath
• sips and treats

  **Please review our Workshop policies here prior to purchase**

Completing your purchase implies that you have read these policies and agree to adhere to them.  Photos depict wreath absent of any additional decoration/personalization, we will be using the same materials shown in the photos as our base materials.