How to Make a Winter Grapevine Wreath

Looking for a simple but stunning winter wreath to decorate your door this season? In this tutorial, Meghan shows you step-by-step how to make a Winter Grapevine Wreath using a 14” oval grapevine base and beautiful winter greenery from DecoExchange.

Whether you’re making this for your own home or to sell at a craft show, this wreath is a perfect mix of natural charm and festive sparkle — and it’s easy enough for beginners to try.

Supplies You’ll Need

All of these supplies are from DecoExchange unless noted otherwise:

• 14” Oval Grapevine Wreath – SKU: DECOE-033
• Faux Cork/Glitter Holly – SKU: XS0965
• Mixed Pine, Berry, Leaf Spray – SKU: XX8879
• White Glitter Cedar – SKU: XX8430
• 1.5” Natural with Glitter Mini Harlequin Ribbon – SKU: RGF169501
• Wire cutters
• Scissors
• Hot glue gun & glue sticks

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Prepare Your Grapevine Base

Start by giving your 14” oval grapevine wreath a quick shake to remove any loose leaves or twigs. Trim any pieces that stick out awkwardly so you have a clean base to work with.

2. Add the Mixed Pine, Berry, and Leaf Spray

Cut your Mixed Pine, Berry, and Leaf Spray into smaller sections. Place the greenery along one side of the wreath, fanning it out to create a full and textured look. Use hot glue or floral wire to secure each piece.

3. Layer in the White Glitter Cedar

To give your wreath a touch of sparkle, tuck in sections of the White Glitter Cedar between the mixed greenery. This adds depth and brightness, perfect for winter décor.

4. Accent with Faux Cork/Glitter Holly

Cut the Faux Cork/Glitter Holly into smaller sprigs and add them to the arrangement. This gives the wreath an elegant shimmer and a seasonal feel.

5. Make and Attach the Bow

Using the 1.5” Natural with Glitter Mini Harlequin Ribbon, create a simple bow. Secure it to the side of your wreath where the greenery is most concentrated. Use a zip tie or floral wire, then fluff the loops for a polished look.

6. Final Touches

Step back and check your wreath from all angles. Adjust greenery or ribbon as needed. Make sure everything is secured so it will last through the season.

Tips for Selling at Craft Shows

• Offer Different Sizes: Some shoppers may prefer smaller grapevine wreaths for apartments or offices.
• Use Neutral Winter Colors: Designs that can be displayed past Christmas tend to sell longer into the season.
• Bundle with Door Hooks: Adding a door hook makes it easy for buyers to start using their wreath immediately.

Why This Wreath Sells

A winter grapevine wreath like this appeals to buyers because it’s versatile, timeless, and can be displayed from December through February. The mix of natural greenery and glitter accents makes it feel high-end without a high price tag.

If you’re a maker selling at craft shows or online, consider adding this style to your inventory — it’s a crowd-pleaser!