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Christmas workshops 2026: wreaths, table pieces and cards

Every one-off Christmas workshop with a date, from early November to Christmas.

  • Busiest: late November and mid December

Every Christmas workshop

By month, one line per workshop with all its dates. Pick what you want to make, or where.

New dates to follow: the workshops of November appear here as soon as the organisers plan them.

What will you make?

Bind a wreath

You bind greenery (fir, eucalyptus, holly) onto a straw or willow ring and finish it with ribbon, pine cones or dried orange.

Make a table piece

A dish or board with greenery, candles and decoration. The classic piece for the table, often at a florist or garden centre.

Print Christmas cards

With lino or screen printing you make one design and print a stack of cards, ready to send.

Paint a bauble

You paint glass or ceramic baubles. Short, for your own tree or as a present.

A fir Christmas wreath with a red bow on a wooden wall
Photo: Tim Mossholder (CC0, via Unsplash)

Questions about Christmas workshops

What does a Christmas workshop cost?

Each workshop shows its price and what it includes. A large wreath or table piece, with all the greenery, usually costs more than printing cards or painting a bauble.

How long does a Christmas workshop take?

Each workshop shows how long it takes. A large wreath or a day workshop takes longer than printing cards.

What should I bring?

The workshop's page says what is provided: many studios have the materials and tools ready. Gloves help for a wreath, and a bag or box to carry your piece home is handy.