Welcome the turning of the seasons and the energy of autumn with this deeply creative and meaningful workshop.
Together, we’ll create your own unique moss dreamcatcher wreath — woven by your hands and adorned with beautiful natural and symbolic elements such as dried flowers, moss, crystals, and wooden animal totems.
Under Sasha’s gentle guidance, you’ll learn the traditional craft of dreamcatcher weaving, followed by time to decorate your wreath intuitively and intentionally, making a sacred piece for your home, altar, or gifting.
This is more than just a wreath — it's a symbolic creation of protection, intention, and beauty.
✨ What’s Included:
- All materials to create your own moss dreamcatcher wreath
- High-quality dried flowers, moss, crystals & wooden tokens
- Step-by-step guidance and creative support
- Herbal teas, refreshments & nibbles
- A safe and cosy space to gather and make together
This workshop is a chance to take a moment for yourself, slow down, and connect in circle — just as they did in the old world.
📍 Workshop Details
Date: Saturday, 27th September
Time: 1:00pm – 4:00pm (Approx. 3 hours)
Location: Hove — the workshop will be hosted in my beautiful, spacious home. Address shared after booking.
Seating: We’ll be seated on floor cushions for a relaxed, grounding experience. If you’d prefer a chair, just let me know in advance and I’ll have one ready for you.
Sliding Scale Pricing – Choose What Feels Right for You:
- Weave – £25
If you're on a low income or in a tight financial spot — this tier makes the workshop more accessible without added stress. - Moss – £30
The standard rate for those who can meet their basic needs and want to enjoy the full experience. - Crystal – £35
If you’re able to contribute a little more to help support others’ attendance and sustain this work.
🎟 All price tiers include full materials, guidance, and refreshments.
Let’s gather, create with our hands, and welcome the magic of autumn 🌾
Please note: my home is on the first floor and accessible via a flight of stairs. Unfortunately, there is no lift access. If you have any accessibility needs or questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
