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Is your grapevine wreath not a perfect round or oval? It's okay, make it work! I needed something light to go on my front door which is dark brown, so I spray-painted a grapevine wreath white. It's sort of warped, but it's working okay.
Just add a few sprays and a bow. One and done! I like to create arrangements that are not permanent. This way I can re-use the white grapevine for another occasion. So for my personal creations I don't usually use hot glue or anything permanent.
Watch and learn how to create a floral to add to your wreath. That way you can remove it easily and re-use both the florals and wreath for another time.
62695SP28 Geranium Berry Spray - 2
61908NAT Natural Leaf Sprout - 1
F4206651 RAZ White Thistle Spray - 1
Place the two geranium sprays together for the base. Cut the leaf spray into pieces and add to the base. Fill in with pieces of the thistle spray. I did not use the other sprays shown in the video. We'll use them at another time!
The oval grapevine wreath was just laying around in the garage!
RGC118527 2.5" White Gauze Ribbon
RGC118624 1.5" Red Gauze Ribbon
RG01049L6 2.5" Black White Gingham
I used the EZ Bowmaker to make the bow and attached it to the wreath with ribbon. Trimmed the tails shorter after it was added.
Make a hanger for the wreath using floral wire, binding wire, chenille stems or zip ties. Fluff the ribbons (wired ribbons make this part easy). Finish off the tails of the ribbon with chevron cuts, angled cuts, or even roll up the edges if the ribbon is the same on both sides or has a pretty backing.
Adjust the flowers and berries to face some to the side, some forward and some toward the inside.
I LOVE the sprout leaf spray. It's so light and airy looking;
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