Tiny Dried Wreath - Clover, Forget-me-nots and Tansy with Vintage Bow
Made from foraged Willow twigs that I wove into a very small form and adorned with Forget-me-nots, Tansy, and Clover foraged from the fields of the Pacific Northwest. This wee wreath includes a vintage jacquard bow.
Tiny wreaths tuck in quite neatly anywhere in the home, between photos, over doors, anywhere really that needs a bright spot of whimsy. These everlasting creations always bring a smile to my face with their dainty sweetness and promise to evoke a touch of the Earth’s grace to any home.
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I craft these wreaths from flowers that I grow in my garden and painstakingly forage from the verges and wilds of the Pacific Northwest. I dry everything myself and nothing is ever treated with chemicals or fixatives and I do not bleach or dye my flowers, these are their natural stunning colors. Expect some light shedding as is natural for dried materials. Treat them gently like you would a Venetian wineglass!
CARE NOTES: Prolonged exposure to sunlight will fade the colors of your dried wreath. Keep dried flowers away from windows to prevent this and they can last for years!
WARNING: keep out of reach from pets, children, and anyone who can’t be trusted about putting things in their mouth. Some of these plants can be toxic.
Made from foraged Willow twigs that I wove into a very small form and adorned with Forget-me-nots, Tansy, and Clover foraged from the fields of the Pacific Northwest. This wee wreath includes a vintage jacquard bow.
Tiny wreaths tuck in quite neatly anywhere in the home, between photos, over doors, anywhere really that needs a bright spot of whimsy. These everlasting creations always bring a smile to my face with their dainty sweetness and promise to evoke a touch of the Earth’s grace to any home.
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I craft these wreaths from flowers that I grow in my garden and painstakingly forage from the verges and wilds of the Pacific Northwest. I dry everything myself and nothing is ever treated with chemicals or fixatives and I do not bleach or dye my flowers, these are their natural stunning colors. Expect some light shedding as is natural for dried materials. Treat them gently like you would a Venetian wineglass!
CARE NOTES: Prolonged exposure to sunlight will fade the colors of your dried wreath. Keep dried flowers away from windows to prevent this and they can last for years!
WARNING: keep out of reach from pets, children, and anyone who can’t be trusted about putting things in their mouth. Some of these plants can be toxic.
Made from foraged Willow twigs that I wove into a very small form and adorned with Forget-me-nots, Tansy, and Clover foraged from the fields of the Pacific Northwest. This wee wreath includes a vintage jacquard bow.
Tiny wreaths tuck in quite neatly anywhere in the home, between photos, over doors, anywhere really that needs a bright spot of whimsy. These everlasting creations always bring a smile to my face with their dainty sweetness and promise to evoke a touch of the Earth’s grace to any home.
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I craft these wreaths from flowers that I grow in my garden and painstakingly forage from the verges and wilds of the Pacific Northwest. I dry everything myself and nothing is ever treated with chemicals or fixatives and I do not bleach or dye my flowers, these are their natural stunning colors. Expect some light shedding as is natural for dried materials. Treat them gently like you would a Venetian wineglass!
CARE NOTES: Prolonged exposure to sunlight will fade the colors of your dried wreath. Keep dried flowers away from windows to prevent this and they can last for years!
WARNING: keep out of reach from pets, children, and anyone who can’t be trusted about putting things in their mouth. Some of these plants can be toxic.