How to make a winter wreath

[@janhenson293]

Beautiful, lovely to be given ideas away from orange slices, cones and cinnamon. Every step well explained, can't wait to do one. Thank you Sarah ❤

[@barbottolino2519]

wonderful demonstration, clearly explained. I love, own, and apply what I have learned from your books. Lucky for all of us you pursued gardening and teaching rather than medicine. Thank you for so generously sharing your carefully curated knowledge, your succinct teaching style, and your creativity. What a difference you have made!

[@Fannymay52]

Thank you so much Sara h, far clearer than many instruction videos.

[@JasonLZahn]

Sarah - you are my hero!! I just think everything you do is fab!!!! :D I wish I was that creative and resourceful!!

[@3rdDayFloralDesign]

This is great...thanks so much for sharing. Love all the wreaths & the hints.

[@angelahenkel7064]

Lovely!!! You are a wonderful teacher!!!💕

[@judytelles3518]

Thanks for the class,i will be doing a garland for christmas

[@melodytrent410]

Beautiful.

[@gillianrayson9736]

Not so keen on the pomegranit hanging wreath but they looked great on the table and the plum one was just lovely ( no idea how to spell pomegranit!!)

[@wastoois7]

beautiful

[@annecarrick7227]

so glad I came upon this clip .

[@nacht98]

this is really beautiful...what a pity the christmas has already gone...

[@sarahraven]

Thank you! Hopefully this will serve as inspiration for this coming year...

[@lynnwiseman5333]

all that beautiful fruit wasted

[@virginiav.1172]

Beauty is never wasted.

[@lynnwiseman5333]

@@virginiav.1172 three years later, lol tell that to all the struggling people suffering in this pandemic. I love crafts, and think it's beautiful but don't be cavalier about priorities... Have a great day

[@virginiav.1172]

@@lynnwiseman5333 Surely you're not implying that it is wrong to enjoy beauty when so many are suffering....my priorities are entirely in order; that's why I give a chunk of my time and money every month to those who need it. You would be well served to be less judgmental.

[@lynnwiseman5333]

@@virginiav.1172 my only did service to myself is wasting my time leaving a comment in the first place. Please leave me alone. Enjoy tooting your own horn. I'm far from judgemental, I'm the easiest person in the world to get along with and I even complimented the wreath, I just happen to think using real food/fruits as such is wasteful when other things could have been used in it's place. That is my opinion. It's not a crack on beauty or ability or creativity. Just because someone has a different of opinion than you does not make them judgemental or wrong, it just makes it different. Perhaps you would be served well to be less arrogant, self entitled and more accepting to polite criticism. The video is three years old, who cares. There's more important things to worry about besides a wreath with fruit on it. Good Lord.

[@TallulahFoxxx]

@@lynnwiseman5333 Which country are you in? 🤔 In Britain where we are, fruit and veg is nowhere near as expensive as it is in places like the USA ☺️ Plus, Sarah Raven grows everything she’s using. In relation to the pandemic, for food banks and places like that, the demand is for non-perishables ☺️ Fruit and veg is pretty cheap to buy and it’s not as easy to distribute before it goes off. Making a decorative wreath from fruit you’ve grown yourself isn’t taking away from anyone else ☺️👌🏻