Step into the softness of early spring and spend an afternoon creating something quietly beautiful.

Set in an intimate village setting in Duncton, near Petworth, within the South Downs National Park, this carefully curated workshop invites you to craft a natural wreath inspired by hedgerow, blossom and new growth.

Working with sustainably sourced and foraged materials, you will be guided through a refined, thoughtful approach to wreath making — from shaping a natural base to composing layers of texture, tone and movement.

A central element of the workshop is the creation of hand-painted pine cone flowers. You will learn how to transform these simple, overlooked forms into delicate, expressive details that bring subtle colour and character to your piece. Designed with longevity in mind, these elements can be reused and reimagined in future wreaths, allowing your work to evolve with the seasons.

The emphasis throughout is on balance, restraint and seasonal harmony, rather than perfection.

A carefully prepared selection of materials will be provided, including:

• Natural, reusable wreath bases

• Foraged spring foliage and soft, blossom-inspired elements

• Materials to create and paint your own pine cone flowers

• Fine details to elevate and refine your final piece

Group sizes are intentionally small, allowing for individual guidance and an unhurried pace.

This is more than a workshop. It is a space to slow down, to work with your hands, and to reconnect with the quiet rhythms of the season.

You will leave with a finished wreath, a collection of hand-crafted elements to reuse, and a deeper understanding of working with natural materials.

Tea will be served. Homemade cake shared. Conversation encouraged. Phones optional.

Spaces are limited to preserve the atmosphere.Step into the softness of early spring and spend an afternoon creating something beautifully considered.

Hosted in an intimate village setting in Duncton, near Petworth, this curated workshop invites you to craft your own natural spring wreath using sustainably sourced and foraged materials, inspired by hedgerow, blossom and new growth.

You’ll be gently guided through the art of wreath making with a calm, thoughtful approach — from shaping a natural base to layering texture, tone and movement. Along the way, you’ll learn how to transform simple pine cones into delicate hand-painted flowers, bringing a subtle, expressive colour to your piece.

The focus is not on perfection, but on refinement, balance and seasonal harmony.

Expect a carefully prepared selection of:

• Natural, reusable wreath bases

• Fresh and foraged spring foliage

• Soft, blossom-inspired elements

• Hand-painted pine cone flowers

• Fine details to elevate your final piece

All tools and materials are provided. Group sizes are intentionally small to allow for individual guidance and a relaxed, unhurried pace.

This is more than a workshop. It is an opportunity to slow down, connect with the season, and create something with your hands that feels both grounding and quietly beautiful.

You’ll leave with a finished wreath ready to hang at home, along with the skills to return to the process again.

Tea will be served. Homemade cake shared. Conversation encouraged. Phones optional.

Spaces are limited to preserve the atmosphere.