This is wreath-making with a twist. Our bothy workshop is located in the enchanting historic grounds of Glassmount House, where foliage and berries for many a wreath have been foraged! The unique location of the bothy allows the opportunity for a beautifully immersive experience from foraging the raw materials to taking home your handmade creation.

The course will start with a guided walk through the stunning gardens and wooded areas at Glassmount, armed with secateurs and a trug bucket! The group will forage for their own mix of natural materials: holly, ivy, box, yew, teasels (Dipsacus), honesty (Lunaria), rose berries and more. From there, we make our way back to the warmth of the bothy and begin to weave our creations. The wreath frames will be woven from fresh local willow – something you can create yourself, or have one provided to you. Whatever you create is yours to take home and hang inside or out.

The woodburning stove will be on, as always.

Tea, coffee and hot chocolate will be available.

Please bring suitable clothing and footwear; the workshop is hands-on, and the ground may be muddy underfoot as we forage. If it’s wet, you’ll need a jacket as we’ll be outdoors for the initial walk/forage.

This workshop is suitable for ages 14+. Please note, bookings for participants under 18 would need accompanied by a separate paying adult. Please get in touch with any queries before booking.

Two Dates available 28th November and  5th December