Sunday 30th November
1:30PM- 3:30PM or 6:30PM- 8:30PM
This December, we gather in the timeless beauty of Dry Drayton Church, where flickering candlelight dances across ancient stone and the quiet of winter holds us close.
The team at ETF will host two workshops; one in the afternoon, one in the evening. Each will unfold slowly, beginning with tea or coffee, a moment to pause, before I guide you through the making of your own wreath.
Expect bundles of fragrant blue pine, glistening fruits, gathered cones and soft feathers, velvet ribbons in deep winter hues, and a little scatter of sparkle for those who delight in it.
There will be a sense of abundance all around- the tables laden with the season’s treasures, hands busy weaving, laughter carrying through the stillness of the church. Festive treats will be served as we work, before we close with mulled wine in hand, stepping back to admire wreaths glowing gently against stone walls steeped in centuries of story.
All welcome, whether your hands are well-practised or new to the craft- a joyful way to begin the season of festivities. All materials provided.
We’d love to make sure refreshments are just right for you — please let us know of any dietary needs at the time of booking. As places are limited, tickets are non-refundable
Sunday 30th November
1:30PM- 3:30PM or 6:30PM- 8:30PM
This December, we gather in the timeless beauty of Dry Drayton Church, where flickering candlelight dances across ancient stone and the quiet of winter holds us close.
The team at ETF will host two workshops; one in the afternoon, one in the evening. Each will unfold slowly, beginning with tea or coffee, a moment to pause, before I guide you through the making of your own wreath.
Expect bundles of fragrant blue pine, glistening fruits, gathered cones and soft feathers, velvet ribbons in deep winter hues, and a little scatter of sparkle for those who delight in it.
There will be a sense of abundance all around- the tables laden with the season’s treasures, hands busy weaving, laughter carrying through the stillness of the church. Festive treats will be served as we work, before we close with mulled wine in hand, stepping back to admire wreaths glowing gently against stone walls steeped in centuries of story.
All welcome, whether your hands are well-practised or new to the craft- a joyful way to begin the season of festivities. All materials provided.
We’d love to make sure refreshments are just right for you — please let us know of any dietary needs at the time of booking. As places are limited, tickets are non-refundable
