Wreath Studio Pro

Master seasonal wreath design with expert coaching. Learn professional greenery wiring techniques, create show-stopping bows, and build a...
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Welcome to Wreath Studio Pro 🌿

Welcome to the studio — I'm thrilled you're here.


You've just joined a community of makers who are serious about mastering the craft of seasonal wreath design. Whether you're wiring your first evergreen base or building a portfolio to pitch boutiques, this is your home base.


Here's how to get the most out of your membership:


šŸŽ“ Start the Course — Work through the lessons in order. Each chapter builds on the last, from foundational wiring techniques through bow construction, portfolio case studies, and finally launching your wreath business.


šŸ’¬ Use the Community Chat — Share your progress, ask questions, post photos of your work. This is a space for real feedback from fellow wreath designers.


šŸ“¢ Watch This Feed — I'll post updates, seasonal technique tips, material sourcing guides, and bonus content here regularly.


Your first assignment:


Start Chapter 1, Lesson 1 and gather your tools. Then drop a photo in the chat of your workspace setup. I want to see where the magic happens.


Let's wire, bow, and build. šŸŽ€

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Why Every Wreath Maker Needs a Portfolio (And How to Build One)

Most wreath makers undervalue their work. They sell at craft fairs for $40 and wonder why they can't turn it into a real business.


The difference between a hobbyist and a professional wreath designer? A portfolio.


A portfolio doesn't just show your work — it positions you as an expert. It lets you:


  • Charge $150-400+ per wreath instead of racing to the bottom on price

  • Land wholesale accounts with boutiques, florists, and home decor shops

  • Book event work (weddings, corporate holiday displays) where the real money is

  • Build a brand that attracts clients who value craftsmanship


What goes into a wreath designer's portfolio?


Each entry should include:

  1. A hero shot of the finished wreath (properly lit, styled on a door or wall)

  2. The client brief or design concept

  3. Materials used and your design decisions

  4. Process photos showing your technique

  5. Final pricing tier


Inside Wreath Studio Pro, I break down two full case studies — a luxury winter evergreen statement wreath and a spring wedding suite — with exact cost breakdowns, pricing strategy, and what to document for each portfolio entry.


If you're ready to stop treating wreath-making as a hobby and start building it into a real income stream, the course covers everything from foundational wiring technique to launching your business.


The wire's waiting. 🌿