Warm weather is on its way, and that means it’s time to start thinking about spring crafts! A grapevine wreath is a great option for seasonal decoration. This tutorial will show you how to make a simple spring grapevine wreath using supplies you probably already have at home. Let’s get started!
Spring is a time of renewal, and what better way to celebrate the season than with a simple spring grapevine wreath? This tutorial will show you how to make a simple grapevine wreath. Using brown and green tones with beautiful greenery and a fabulous bow. I love using neutral colors in my spring decor. So get ready to get creative and have fun with this springtime project!
Spring Grapevine Wreath Idea
The winter months are not my favorite. I don’t do well in cold weather, so when the springtime comes and new growth starts to bloom on plants all over our yard it’s a very exciting time for me! There’s something about seeing those first few flowers of the season that just makes your heart sing with joyousness. If you’re anything like me then there is no greater feeling than knowing this will soon be happening inside YOUR home too!! That is why I love spring and am sharing with your a great spring grapevine wreath idea.
If you are looking for an easy spring grapevine wreath idea then this tutorial is perfect. I’m going to show how in just a few simple steps, anyone can make their very own cute little front door decoration that’s sure to brighten up any home!
Supplies
- grapevine wreath base 18 inch
- floral picks filler, white floral bush
- greenery sprays
- picks and sprays 60919 – White, ficus stems
- zip ties
- hot glue
- 1.5 wired ribbon Tan
Instructions for Wreath Tutorial
1. Make Bow and Secure Bow
Start by making your tail, pinch, make a loop at about 11 inches, pinch, make another 11-inch loop, then repeat making two more loops at 12 inches. Bring your tail down and cut. Secure your bow with a zip tie. Place your bow in the top left corner using a pipecleaner to secure your bow to the grapevine wreath.
Using a zip tie, zip tie your ribbon tail to the top right of your wreath form. Repeat the same steps for the bottom tail. Making a waterfall effect and securing it with a zip tie. Dovetail your ribbon tails. Fluff your bow loops
2. Add in Ficus Leaves
Cut your ficus stem into three separate pieces. Add the stems around your bow into your grapevine wreath. Underneath the bow as well sticking them underneath nice and tight into the grapevine form. Sometimes taking a step back helps you see if you need any more added.
3. Place Filler Stems
Pull apart this bush. You will want 5 separate wired picks. This way you can force them which way you want them to go. Trim the edges and then place hot glue on the ends of the stems. Start adding these filler stems in front of the ficus leaves you just inserted. You will start by working around your bow. You can even cut some smaller to place around the sides of your bow. This helps bring a little bit of greenery around your bow.
4. Add Ribbon Tail
Cut a 20-inch piece of ribbon and attach it by running a zip-tie through the grapevine. This adds length to your grapevine by adding another tail.
5. Add Snap Dragon Flowers
Remove the leaves off of these snapdragon flowers. We are only going to use the white flowery part of this bush. Fill in the empty spaces and add some pop of white to this grapevine. Use hot glue on the end of the vines placing them in space above your bow and also underneath.
Different Options to Style Your Simple Spring Grapevine Wreath
In just 20 minutes we have a beautiful everyday simple spring grapevine wreath. If you wanted to you could add a sign and specifically a round sign. You could even buy a rectangle sign that would look just as amazing on the right side of your grapevine wreath form.
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 summer wreaths! Please share with us over at the How To Make Wreaths Facebook Group.
Spring Grapevine Wreath
Materials
- Grapevine wreath base 18 inch
- Floral picks filler, white floral bush
- Greenery sprays
- Zip ties
- Hot and glue sticks glue
- 1.5 wired ribbon Tan
Instructions
- Make bow.Start by making a long tail, two 11" loops, and (2) 12" loops. Let your second tail hang down and cut it long. Use a zip tie to secure the bow. Then use a pipe cleaner to add the bow to the wreath base at the top left corner of the wreath frame. Attach one of your long ribbon tails along the top right of your wreath form with a zip tie. Repeat the process with the bottom tail down the left side of the wreath. Secure it in place with a zip tie. Dovetail your ribbon tails and fluff out your bow loops.
- Add Ficus leaves on the left side of the wreath form, around the bow.
- Trim the edges of the greenery stems and picks, and add hot glue to the ends before pushing them into the wreath form.
- Add ribbon tails to the bottom of the wreath.
- Finally, add snapdragon flowers. Remove green leaves before placing them into the wreath. Use these stems to fill in any empty spaces around the bow and in the greenery.
Video
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