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Spring is in the air! Surround yourself with beautiful spring colors by learning how to make a beautiful deco mesh spring wreath in only 30 minutes. 

Hey, y’all! Once the stays start to get a little longer, my shop clears out of spring wreaths. Every year when the temperatures warm up and the flowers start showing off their beautiful blooms, customers want to enjoy spring vibes all around them. 

If you’re a Craftpreneur, it’s important to have a few go-to designs that you can make for every season and every holiday. For me, one of my go-to’s is a deco mesh wreath.

How to Make a Deco Mesh Spring Wreath

Let me give you a little perspective. I make a deco mesh spring wreath like this one in about 30 minutes and sell it all day long in our shop for $120.

If you want more spring wreath inspiration, check out some of our other popular designs including our Spring Carrot Wreath, Spring Chick Wreath, and Bunny In An Easter Egg Wreath designs!

Ok, it’s time to learn how to make your next best-selling deco mesh spring wreath!

How To Make A Spring Wreath With Deco Mesh 

This design only takes about 30 minutes to make, so it’s perfect for anyone to make for their front door. It’s also a great piece to add to your online store.

Click on the video tutorial below.

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Deco Mesh Spring Wreath Instructions

Follow along as I guide you step-by-step through the process of making this beautiful spring deco mesh wreath! 

Step 1

If you haven’t already, begin by cutting all your strips of mesh with the rotary cutter. You’ll need ten 30″ strips and eight 20″ strips.

Step 2

Take your 30” strips of deco mesh and begin making ruffles, one at a time, with each strip. 

Curl the ends in toward each other, then squeeze the middle together to create a ruffle.

Attach your ruffle to the wreath base with a pipe cleaner on the base. Repeat this step for all of your 30” strips of deco mesh, attaching each one to your wreath with a new pipe cleaner as you make your way around the outside of the frame.

Step 3

Repeat the same process with the 20” strips of mesh and attach them with the pipe cleaners around the inside of your frame.

Step 4

Now it’s time to prepare the bunny. Peel off the back of 2 mounting squares, add a dab of super glue and press each square onto the back of the foam bunny (one near the top and one near the bottom). 

Cut a pipe cleaner in half and insert one half into each mounting square. Secure it in place with a tight twist. Then, use them to attach the foam bunny sign to the wreath.

Step 5

Now it’s time to make our bow!

Take your first 2.5” ribbon and make a 12” tail that cascades down with (2) 7” loops and an 8” tail (that goes up towards the top). Your tails and loops for this bow will be in an x-shape.

Grab your next 2.5” ribbon and make a 12” tail at the bottom with 6.5” loops and an 8” tail at the top in an x-shape that’s offset from the layer below it.

Now repeat the same tail and loop process with the first 1.5” ribbon, making the loops about 6”. Make sure to offset each layer from the previous one.

Follow this same pattern again with the second 1.5” ribbon, making the loops about 5.5”.

Repeat the process again with the third 1.5” ribbon, this time making loops a little smaller at about 5”.

Repeat the process one final time with the fourth 1.5-inch ribbon, making the loops 4.5”.

Now take the final 1.5” ribbon and make the center loop for the bow by making two tails and a single 4” loop.

Carefully remove your bow from the EZ Bow Maker and wrap a pipe cleaner around the middle. Twist tightly to secure the bow.

Step 6

Attach the bow to the wreath next to the bunny sign using the pipe cleaner.

Step 7

Now we’re going to add some ribbon tails to the wreath. Measure and cut (18) 13-inch ribbon tails of four different 1.5” ribbons. Dovetail all the ends.

Then make pairs of ribbon tails so that you have two different sets of pairs (18 pairs total).

Take a pair of ribbon tails and fold them in the middle to meet up with one side from the other end. You want to be able to see the pretty side of all the ribbons from the same side. 

Insert the folded end into one of the pipe cleaners holding a ruffle on the outside of the wreath and twist the pipe cleaner around the ribbon tail pair to secure it in place. Repeat the process by adding ribbon tails all around the outside of the wreath. 

Then, add a couple to the front of the wreath around the bunny.

Step 8

The only thing that’s left is to finish your bow by dovetailing the ribbon tails.

Fluff everything out and your wreath is done!

I hope you love this design and try adding it to your shop! If you sell your wreaths, twists on this design consistently sell like hotcakes for me and can for you too.

Make Spring Mesh Wreaths To Enjoy!

I just love how this wreath turned out. Doesn’t the foam bunny sign add the perfect adorable touch? 

If you love this design, be sure to check out these spring and Easter designs too:

If you need any help with centerpiece-making, bow-making, wreath-making, or crafting in general, be sure to check out more of our tutorials on How to Make Wreaths.

We would love to see your beautiful wreaths! Please share with us over at the How To Make Wreaths Facebook Group.

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How to Make a Deco Mesh Spring Wreath

Make your own deco mesh spring wreath with this quick and easy tutorial.
Yield: 1 wreath

Instructions

  • If you haven’t already, begin by cutting all your strips of mesh with the rotary cutter. You’ll need ten 30″ strips and eight 20″ strips.
  • Take your 30” strips of deco mesh and begin making ruffles, one at a time, with each strip. Curl the ends in toward each other, then squeeze the middle together to create a ruffle. Attach your ruffle to the wreath base with a pipe cleaner on the base. Repeat this step for all of your 30” strips of deco mesh, attaching each one to your wreath with a new pipe cleaner as you make your way around the outside of the frame.
  • Repeat the same process with the 20” strips of mesh and attach them with the pipe cleaners around the inside of your frame.
  • Now it’s time to prepare the bunny. Peel off the back of 2 mounting squares, add a dab of super glue and press each square onto the back of the foam bunny (one near the top and one near the bottom). Cut a pipe cleaner in half and insert one half into each mounting square. Secure it in place with a tight twist. Then, use them to attach the foam bunny sign to the wreath.
  • Now it’s time to make our bow! Take your first 2.5” ribbon and make a 12” tail that cascades down with (2) 7” loops and an 8” tail (that goes up towards the top). Your tails and loops for this bow will be in an x-shape. Grab your next 2.5” ribbon and make a 12” tail at the bottom with 6.5” loops and an 8” tail at the top in an x-shape that’s offset from the layer below it. Now repeat the same tail and loop process with the first 1.5” ribbon, making the loops about 6”. Make sure to offset each layer from the previous one. Follow this same pattern again with the second 1.5” ribbon, making the loops about 5.5”. Repeat the process again with the third 1.5” ribbon, this time making loops a little smaller at about 5”.
  • Repeat the process one final time with the fourth 1.5-inch ribbon, making the loops 4.5”. Now take the final 1.5” ribbon and make the center loop for the bow by making two tails and a single 4” loop. Carefully remove your bow from the EZ Bow Maker and wrap a pipe cleaner around the middle. Twist tightly to secure the bow.
  • Attach the bow to the wreath next to the bunny sign using the pipe cleaner.
  • Now we’re going to add some ribbon tails to the wreath. Measure and cut (18) 13-inch ribbon tails of four different 1.5” ribbons. Dovetail all the ends. Then make pairs of ribbon tails so that you have two different sets of pairs (18 pairs total). Take a pair of ribbon tails and fold them in the middle to meet up with one side from the other end. You want to be able to see the pretty side of all the ribbons from the same side. Insert the folded end into one of the pipe cleaners holding a ruffle on the outside of the wreath and twist the pipe cleaner around the ribbon tail pair to secure it in place. Repeat the process by adding ribbon tails all around the outside of the wreath. Then, add a couple to the front of the wreath around the bunny.
  • The only thing that’s left is to finish your bow by dovetailing the ribbon tails. Fluff everything out and your wreath is done!

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