Making a foraged wreath is simple to do with natural greenery, bright rosehips, and other materials that around easy to find in the fall and winter months.

How to make a simple foraged wreath with a $5 wreath form from the craft store, florist wire and foraged pampas grass,

Difficulty: Easy Supplies: • Wreath base • Foraged foliage (I’ve used conifer) • Floristry bind wire or twine • Ribbon

Wreaths made from fresh foraged materials are a wonderful way to make an entrance look welcoming or to jazz up a drab fence or garden shed. Here’s how to make a wreath entirely from foraged materials! #christmas #wreath #holidaydiy #christmasdiy #holidaycraft #foraging #gardentherapy

If you’ve been wondering how to make a wreath step by step, look no further. A wild, foraged, evergreen wreath is far simpler than you can imagine—and it only takes a little creativity to stretch a basic wreath into a masterpiece.

Our beginner-friendly guide to making your own festive wreath to adorn your front door

Autumn is the perfect time to get outdoors and gather materials. Use your found treasures to make a natural foraged wreath for your door.

Step one of making your own wreath - forage, trim, pluck, and pilfer as much evergreen and dried materials as you can over the next few days. That will be your homework if you choose

This summer, a rogue vine found shelter in the 150 year old spruce tree in our back yard. I cursed and worried about it for months, until I realized I could wrangle it free and put it to use. What inspired me was this beautiful book that caught my eye in a second hand bookstore here in Chicago. It