You will need: Wire, tape measure, pliers, scissors, greenery of your choice- mine featured ivy, fir, eucalyptus and dog rose hips.

1. Cut a length of wire long enough to go around the circumference of your head two and a half times.
2. Bend the wire into a circle a little wider than your head, and wrap the rest of the wire around to strengthen it. This bit doesn't have to be tight or perfect- in fact you're going to need slight gaps in between the wires for  the next steps!
3. Begin by using long vines of ivy to wind around the wire base. Poke the ends of each vine into the gaps between the wires and tighten the wire together if needed to secure the vines. Keep winding and weaving the ivy around each other until you've got a good base covered in greenery.
4. Next, poke the stem of a eucalyptus branch into a gap between the wires and ivy and wrap the around, adding more branches until you get a shape you like. There isn't really a huge amount of technique to describe here- just keep adding and manipulating the greenery as you build it up.
5. Finally, tuck in a few sprigs of fir and berries for a colourful touch!