How to Make an Easy Hydrangea Grapevine Wreath

This easy tutorial teaches how to make a beautiful grapevine wreath with pink hydrangea flowers. Perfect for spring home decor.

Hello everyone! Today, I am excited to share my latest creation with you. I decided to make a simple wreath for the Spring season using some materials I already had at home. You don't need many materials to create your own wreath, which makes this project perfect if you're looking for something to do with some extra materials you have lying around.

Video tutorial

Materials

One grapevine wreath

18" diameter

Artificial hydrangea flowers

One hello decoration

Wire

Floral cutters

Twine

String

Paint

To create a new spring-themed wreath, start by painting your hello sign. If you already have a hello sign, you can change its color to match this project. Allow the paint to dry completely before moving on.

Once the sign is dry, attach it to your grapevine wreath. I suggest using a string to attach the sign. Pick a string color that blends in with the paint you will apply later. Thread the string through the letters and tie it off on both ends.

Now, it's time to add flowers to your wreath. Cut smaller sections of your flower bundle using floral cutters. Remove some leaves to add later. Cut wire into sections. Take each section of wire and insert it through the wreath and around the flowers. Twist the wire ends to secure each section of the flower in place.

You can add flowers on one side of the wreath or all around it. Use the leaves you cut earlier to fill any open areas on the wreath. Simply push them through the wreath without using wire.

The final step is to cut some twine and fold it so the ends meet. Tie the twine to the wreath to create a hanger.

By recycling materials, you can create a beautiful and simple wreath that is perfect for displaying during the spring season.

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