Welcome Winter: Evergreen Wreath Workshop

If your front door is still wearing the wreath you bought in a hurry three Decembers ago, here’s its big chance. Fine Lines Landscape and Designs is bringing fresh evergreens to the Tett Centre on Sunday, November 15. Laura Moses will show you how to turn them into a holiday wreath that looks like you had a plan all along.

Build it branch by branch

Laura will guide you through making a full evergreen base, then show you how to add botanical accents and work with different textures. You get to decide how it all comes together. Maybe you like a simple sweep of greenery. Maybe every time you think you’re finished, you spot one more bit you want to tuck in. That’s one of the perks of making your own.

You can come as a complete beginner. The workshop includes materials, and you’ll take your wreath home ready to hang. Try it on the front door, give it to someone who appreciates a handmade gift, or find a spot indoors where you can enjoy the scent of the greenery.

Pick your Sunday session

There are two starts, at 1 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., so you can fit the workshop around the rest of your Sunday. Bring a friend who’s happy to compare branches with you, or take yourself out for an afternoon where the only decision you need to make is which bit of greenery goes where.

The sessions take place in the Activity Room at the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning on King Street West. Registration is through Fine Lines. Pick the time that works for you when you book, and come ready to spend a little time making something you’ll get to see every time you come home. If you’ve been putting off decorating, having a wreath you made yourself is a pretty good reason to start at the front door.

When and where

Sunday, November 15, 2026 at 1 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. · Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning, 370 King Street West, Kingston · $75 per person, including supplies.

Choose a workshop time and register