Wreaths by Laura Marx

Wreaths are an absolute classic design style, and they welcome visitors at the front door. But they also spray the magic of the respective season on the wall and immediately cast a spell on the viewer.

No Wonder, because what more beautiful, natural floral art could there be than wreaths? Wreaths can be designed in a variety of ways and are often very long-lasting, depending on the choice of materials.

With the numerous possibilities that open up for each season, I would prefer to create a new wreath and hang it up every week. Whether in autumn, with colorful leaves, chestnuts and rose hips; in winter with festive fir, cones and Christmas balls; in spring, with delicate bulb flowers, Easter eggs and feathers or in summer, with colorful flowers, grasses and ribbons, this book offers lots of new and modern design ideas for wreaths. Would you like to get started right away?

Then flip through the following chapters, and let yourself be inspired! The techniques for the various wreaths are marked with icons and explained in detail in the Techniques section. So, even beginners get their money’s worth. I hope you enjoy recreating these designs for yourself.

Laura Marx
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