Erie Way Flowers is offering you a Fresh Evergreen Wreath Making Class AT THE FARM on Monday, December 1, from 6pm-8pm at 17325 Ogden Road, Holley 14470.

Join us for a fun evening creating a beautiful evergreen wreath to last the entire winter season! Space will be limited, so please get your friends together and sign up quickly as I will only be offering one class this season!

We will once again be offering a choice in the STYLE of the wreath you create!

The first option is the traditional mixed greens wreath with a (5) loop bow, 3 pinecones and weatherproof berries. The second option is a grapevine wreath base with mixed greens, bow, pinecones & berries.

For a small cost, there will be other decorations available for you such as different types of rusty bells, pheasant feathers, etc. Since we are holding the class at the Farm this year, there will be many items to choose from! These items are NOT included in the cost of this class, but can be paid for the night of the class, once you choose the extras that you would like!

I will give brief but concise instructions on how to construct each type of wreath before turning you loose to get creating! My goal is always to give you an easy, completely stress-free experience!!

Ribbon choices will be available on site!

All materials are all sourced locally on Erie Way’s Christmas Tree Farm.

Materials include: The freshest Fir, Spruce & Cedar along with pinecones berries and a bow of your choice. You will be able to select your ribbon at class and we will create a beautiful handmade 5 loop bow while you work!

I will have light refreshments & snacks available, but please feel free to bring your own spirits & snacks for your group!

Remember, space at the shop is limited, so don’t wait to sign up! We can’t wait to have you!

Gloves are recommended and if you have clippers, bring those too! I will have limited numbers of clippers for you.

Wreath making can be a sticky project due to the sap and the fresh nature of the products you will be working with. We recommend wearing gloves and something to protect your clothing, or wearing an old shirt while working on the wreath!