Patent pending · designed by Kandi
The stand a wreath maker built because nothing else worked.
It holds your base at working height, at the angle it will actually hang at — so the design you build is the design that ends up on the door.
Ships from Savannah, Georgia · secure checkout on Kandi’s own store
“Oh my gosh! My second purchase from this shop, and it’s as amazing as the first wreath! I love it. The variety of textures are beautiful. I could have a wreath on every door of my home. Thank-you Kandi for your enthusiasm, abilities, and eye for beauty in all that you do. I 100% recommend any product from this Etsy shop.”
- 5.0 ★across 930 reviews
- 2,619orders shipped
- 5,428shoppers following
- 2012designing since
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Why it exists
Three things that go wrong without one
You build flat, then it hangs wrong
A wreath assembled on a table is designed for a table. Gravity moves every stem the second it goes on a door — which is why the finished piece never quite looks like the one in your head.
Your back gives out before the bow does
Hunching over a dining table for three hours is the real reason a design gets rushed at the end.
The photo is what sells it
If you sell your work, the listing photo is the product. A wreath propped against a wall or held up by a helper photographs like a wreath propped against a wall.
What you get
Solid wood. Folds flat. 37 × 17 inches.
- A sturdy angled frame that holds the wreath the way a door does
- A durable hook at the top that grips the base while you work
- A wide lower brace, so even an XL design stays put
- Folds flat between projects instead of owning a corner of the room
- Doubles as the display and photography stand for the finished piece
From people who bought from Kandi
She does not sell things she would not use
Oh my gosh! My second purchase from this shop, and it’s as amazing as the first wreath! I love it. The variety of textures are beautiful. I could have a wreath on every door of my home. Thank-you Kandi for your enthusiasm, abilities, and eye for beauty in all that you do. I 100% recommend any product from this Etsy shop.
The first time I saw Kandi do a tutorial on Facebook, I loved her work. I love the style she creates and is so personable. This fall wreath came so carefully shipped (I love the it was zip-tied to the box and looked freshly made-not squished at all). If I could I would have Kandi decorate my whole home. Excellent quality for sure!
Per usual super beautiful and high quality.
Before you buy
Questions people ask
If yours isn’t here, send it over — Kandi answers her own messages.
How big is it, and will my wreath fit?
It measures 37in tall × 17in wide. The hook at the top holds standard grapevine and deco mesh bases, and the wide lower brace keeps larger XL designs steady while you work.
Is it just a display stand?
No — it’s a working easel first. It holds the base at the angle the wreath will actually hang at, so what you build is what you get. It doubles as a display stand afterwards, which is what makes it useful for listing photos.
Does it fold?
Yes. Solid wood, folds flat, stores against a wall between projects.
Who made it?
Kandi designed it herself, after more than a decade of building wreaths by hand. It is patent pending — it was made by a wreath maker, for wreath makers, which is the whole reason it works the way it does.
How fast does it ship?
From Kandi’s workshop in Savannah, Georgia. Checkout is on her own store.
One purchase, every wreath after it
$110, once.
It is the only tool in the workshop that touches every single design you will ever make.