Wreaths: Fresh, Foraged & Dried Floral Arrangements

Love love love this book. I haven’t left a review before but felt compelled to leave one for this book! It’s beautiful. I’m a keen, albeit inexperienced, gardener that would love to retrain as a florist one day...but have no clue how to arrange flowers. This book gives the reader so many great tips and ideas on how to create a wide variety of wreaths, as well as other hanging floral arrangements. The step by step photos are really helpful and beautiful. It also recommends an extensive list of flowers - what works best in different arrangements. I think this book is best suited for beginners, but will also give the more experienced gardener/ flower enthusiast some great tips!

Good quality wreath rings at a fair price

Bought as wanted to make a few wreaths- great if you’re looking to make using floral foam . Lovely fresh flower options as well as dried foliage. Not an awful lot to read, finished flicking through in a few hours but lovely photos . Good value for money i thought and I’ll use it often.

Loved it! Some gorgeous ideas to use flowers and then display them. Would be interested now how to dry and preserve them.

Good item

Love this book full of ideas. Lovely pics and how to instructions. THANKYOU.

I wanted a book that was just about wreaths and wreath making. There are some lovely ideas in this book, but the majority of projects featured aren't wreaths.

Absolutely loved this book. A really unique and beautiful read, full of stunning floral ideas and makes.

Sehr schönes Buch. Inspirierend.

I love making my own wreaths rather than spending $60 or more for something I can do myself. Lots of creative ways for those of us DIY folks.

such a beautiful book- loved all the different projects and ingredients used!

Beautiful book and so inspiring

I make dried floral wreaths. I bought this book when I was first starting to make spring wreaths, because I REALLY loved the wreath on the cover and didn’t realize it was made from fresh flowers (also, I’m sorry but unless it’s a wedding or somebody died, I can’t imagine putting that kind of effort into Something that you can’t hang outside that is gonna die in 2 weeks, anyway. Anyway, the book is divided into 4 main sections with some wreath recipes/instructions thrown in. The VAST majority of the book is about fresh wreaths. The dried section is super disappointing, with only 2 very very basic “recipes” in it, one of which required spray paint. With the exception of the recipe for the one on the cover and MAYbe one other similar vibe but way pared down wreath, all of the recipes/tutorials are pretty basic. For someone who has never made a wreath from real flowers (or at all) before, this is a good place to start. If you have the basics down already, it’s not super useful. Pretty on a coffee table, though.