GETTING CRAFTY
Pre-made and custom wreaths.
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES OFFERED
CUSTOM WREATHS
Your vision, my mission.
Have you found a wreath you like on Pinterest but don't know where to find it? I can make that happen for you.
Provide me with some info about what you are looking for and I will get to it!
Email me at sageanddaisy@gmail.com if you are interested in a custom wreath. If you don't know what you are looking for, don't worry, I have some ideas.
NATURAL BEAUTY
Sourcing items from the great outdoors.
I try to source as many items from the natural landscape as possible. I grew up delighting in fairy-house making in the deep woods behind my childhood home. For my products, I will forage from my own back yard and herb garden to provide natural elements to my offerings. Because, when a pine tree falls in the woods, the only sensible thing to do is make a railing garland.
SEASONAL WREATHS
Artfully designed
Creating wreaths for each season already made and ready to ship. All unique and one of a kind. Visit our Etsy shop, here.
ABOUT SAGE & DAISY
Our Story
Megan grew up in a home where crafting was a regular after school activity. We had a designated "craft cloth" which was the special table cloth you had to take out before you began any crafting. Hot glue guns, puffy paints and fuzzy pipe cleaners were the usual suspects.
After doing the classic; graduate college, find a job, get a Master's degree, try to climb the ladder, Megan found herself missing something. While an office job with amazing colleagues are great, Megan has rediscovered crafting as a much needed release from the daily jargon of "EOD, low hanging fruit, spearhead, etc."
Megan just wants to hang out with her dogs and use her most powerful weapon, the glue gun.
Why Sage and Daisy?
Those are Megan's fur babies, both named for the beautiful symbolic plant names that they represent.
Sage aka "little girl. Sage symbolizes immortality, wisdom, cleansing and longevity.
Daisy aka "big girl". Daisy symbolizes innocence, purity, new beginnings and true love.
