Make it wild! Incorporate gestural accents that extend far beyond the frame of the wreath, creating either a clockwise or a random flow. This is an opportunity to follow your instincts.

Searches for "How to make a Christmas wreath" have been up by 222%. DIY Wreaths have also been going viral on TikTok - one video, in particular, has received over 770,000 views.

You can make a Christmas bauble wreath at home in six, simple steps: Step 1 – Pick a wreath base and baubles. This tutorial uses a wire wreath frame but you can also use a polystyrene frame.

6. To finish the wreath, you will need to make two to three mini bundles to cover up the stems of your larger bundles. You will cut these 3-4 inches shorter than the larger bundles.

A wreath base (35cm-diameter, wire or rattan, see below) 60cm thick garden twine, to hang Wild evergreen foliage Dried seed heads such as old man’s beard and cow parsley Hazel twigs with catkins ...

To the uninitiated, 1,500 wreaths may sound like a lot, but some wreath makers employed by commercial operations produce 5,000 to 6,000 wreaths a season — that's 800 a week from mid-October ...

For the wreath, you’ll need a wooden or cane wreath and your favourite flowers and greenery. Cut the stems of your flowers to around 4cm.

Use your extra ribbon and make a standard bow to glue at the base of your wreath. And for an extra-fancy feel, fold the ends of the bow and snip them at an angle.

We used faux branches, but you can use the same directions to build a swag from real evergreen. Here are some crafting techniques that will teach you how to make a swag wreath in only 30 minutes.

TOP TIP: Make sure you don’t lose the shape in the middle of the wreath by keeping your inside pieces of pine tight to the moss. 2. Green up the base Green from the get-go (Picture: Tammy Marlar) ...