Table of Contents
Introduction 9
1 Getting Ready to Create a Wreath 13
The Right Wreath Base 14
Selecting the Best Faux Florals 16
Tools Needed 17
Hanging Your Completed Design 17
2 Wreath Design Foundational Techniques 19
Trimming Materials 21
Design Techniques 22
3 From the Garden 29
The Wedgemere 31
A whimsical take on a classic herb wreath
The Piper 35
Striking anemones with soft dusty miller
The Adelaide 41
Shabby chic pink florals
The Eccleston 47
Extra-large floral statement wreath for large spaces
The Florio 53
Ombré pink color story florals
The Avondale 61
A bumper crop of dahlia blooms
The Aria 67
Neutral fall florals
The Blomfield 73
Sunflowers highlighted by purple greenery
4 From the Woods 79
The Kinley 81
A mixture of ferns focused on shape and movement
The Penley 85
Soft, mossy greenery with purple florals
The Cecily 91
Free-flowing spring blooming branches and buds
The Sulina 95
Leafy fall foliage
The Hollycroft 99
Classic winter pine and berries
The Biscay 103
Nordic-inspired evergreen branches
5 From the Field 107
The Ashby 109
A lovely mixture of lush greenery
The Hillside 115
Summer wildflowers
The Cottesworth 121
Fall berries and pods
The Havenridge 127
Everything twiggy, dried and dead for Halloween
The Gloucester 133
Colonial Williamsburg-inspired apple branches among magnolia leaves and berries
The Bramley 137
Abundant pumpkins and squash
Acknowledgments 143
About the Author 145
Index 147