Barn-Born Wreaths: A Dried-Flower Workshop in Halls Harbour

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Barn-Born Wreaths: A Dried-Flower Workshop in Halls Harbour

A hands-on session at Two Birds One Stone Farm where participants craft everlasting wreaths on 12" brass frames; this guide describes what to expect and how to prepare.

Barn-Born Wreaths: A Dried-Flower Workshop in Halls Harbour.

Duration
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Location
Halls Harbour
Operator
Two Birds One Stone Farm
Category
Events
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Set in a barn at Two Birds One Stone Farm in Halls Harbour, this workshop walks participants through the creation of dried-flower wreaths made from the season’s garden bounty on 12" brass frames. You’ll choose between two distinct styles, enjoy hot beverages and snacks, and leave with a long-lasting piece of handmade decor.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SETTING

A Barn Workshop in Halls Harbour

The workshop takes place in the farm’s barn, a rustic setting that frames the creative process—note that the barn is not heated, so plan layers accordingly.

THE PROCESS

Two Styles on 12" Brass Frames

Participants make everlasting wreaths on 12" brass hoops, choosing between flowers arranged around the hoop or blooms embedded in twine to create a different visual effect.

THE PROVISIONS

Warm Drinks, Snacks, and Care Advice

Hot beverages and snacks are provided; the operator asks that you disclose any food sensitivities when booking. Finished wreaths are recommended to be hung out of direct sunlight to preserve color.

What the day feels like

What the Workshop Feels Like

The session unfolds in a barn setting where you’ll work with dried material harvested from the garden to assemble a 12" brass-frame wreath. An instructor guides choices between two distinct styling methods, while hot beverages and snacks provide a low-key, communal rhythm to the afternoon as you construct a lasting decorative piece.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this workshop suits—and who should think twice.

1
Craft EnthusiastsIdeal for people who enjoy hands-on craft sessions and floral arranging; each participant makes a single wreath from provided materials.
2
Home DecoratorsGood match for those seeking a handmade, long-lasting decorative piece for the home; finished wreaths are intended to last for years if kept out of direct sunlight.
3
Friends and Small GroupsSuitable for companions who each want to make their own piece—note that two people cannot share a single ticket to make the same wreath.
4
People Sensitive to ColdNot ideal for those who require a heated indoor space, since the barn is not heated; dress in layers for comfort.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Dress for outdoor temperatures—the barn is not heated. Notify the operator of any food restrictions when booking.

Tickets & Booking

Tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis and are non-refundable. Each ticket admits one person to make one wreath.

Wreath Care

Wreaths are made from dried seasonal materials and will last for many years; it is recommended to hang them out of direct sunlight to prevent color fading.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What will I make in the workshop?

You will craft an everlasting wreath from seasonal garden material on a 12" brass frame; you may choose between flowers arranged around the hoop or embedded in twine.

Are refreshments provided?

Yes—hot beverages and snacks are included; inform the operator of any food restrictions when booking.

Is the barn heated?

No—the barn is not heated, so please dress for the outside temperature.

Can two people share one ticket to make a single wreath?

No—one wreath per ticket/person; two people cannot attend together to make a single wreath.

What is the ticket/refund policy?

Tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis and are non-refundable.

How should I display my finished wreath to prolong its color?

Wreaths should be hung out of direct sunlight to help prevent colors from fading.