Wintertide Workshop Wreath Making
Create a beautiful festive wreath from willow and fabric.
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
Learn how to make your very own Wintertide Festive Wreath to decorate your home this festive season. Designed and made by you from woven willow and decorated with fabric flowers and ribbons.
No special skills are required and all tools and materials are provided.
You’ll be guided through the process of weaving the willow into the wreath base to then embellish with fabrics to fluff out to achieve the desired fullness of the wreath.
A parking ticket for the car park is not included in the workshop price.
Times
The basics
- Booking number
Call 0344 249 1895
- Accessibility
This event takes place at the Park Centre, there is a small step to access the workshop room at the back of the Cafe Kiosk. An accessible toilet is available at the Park Centre.
- Meeting point
Meet at the Park Centre. Do not park in the main Hardwick Car Park. There is a separate car park accessed via Mill Lane. Or use What 3 Words: post.water.dustbin to direct you.
- Suitability for children
Suitable for children over 12.
- What to bring and wear
All materials are provided. Please bring lunch and a water bottle.
- Other
Please book online or call the number to secure your place.
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