How to Make a Butterfly Grapevine Wreath
Sincerely Creative Mom is here to walk you through the five steps of making a beautiful butterfly grapevine wreath for spring.
Yield: 1 wreath
Equipment
- 1 stem cutter
- 1 glue pot
- 1-2 pipe cleaners
- Several Zip ties
Materials
- 1 23-inch butterfly grapevine wreath frame
- 2 floral picks
- 1 greenery bush with white blooms
- 1 1.5-inch wire ribbon roll
Instructions
- Shorten your floral stems as needed and add pieces of your greenery bush to fill them out. Use a zip tie to secure everything together.
- Line the two floral bunches together by the ends of their stems, so the flowers are on the top and bottom. Zip tie the bunches together.
- Make a bow by pinching, twisting, and looping your ribbon. Make at least five loops on each side, then twist a pipe cleaner around the center.
- Zip tie the florals to the grapevine wreath, then place the bow in the center of the flower bunch to cover the zip ties. Push the arms of the pipe cleaners the bow through the grapevine and twist them tightly behind the wreath.
- Fluff your bow by pulling each loop. Make a V cut at the end of the ribbon by folding the tails in half and cutting at an angle. Curl the tails slightly by rolling them up and allowing them to unravel on their own.