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DIY Blush & Bloom Easter Grapevine Wreath

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DIY Blush & Bloom Easter Grapevine Wreath

DIY Blush & Bloom Easter Grapevine Wreath

Blush & Bloom Easter Grapevine Wreath captures the soft beauty of spring with a charming mix of pastel florals, lush greenery, and sweet bunny accents. Designed by our talented floral designer Susan, this wreath brings together layered blooms, textured ribbon, and grapevine for a look that feels both fresh and timeless. In this week’s DIY Blog, Susan walks you through how to recreate this Easter-ready design using easy-to-find supplies, making it a perfect project for welcoming the season and adding a touch of springtime charm to your front door or home décor.

Supplies needed:

 

  • Here's a look at everything that Susan used in this Wreath. All of these items can be found on our website using the links above
  • Susan started this Wreath by first making a stacked Bow out of the selected ribbons. She made a two loop bow out of each ribbon and then adding the next ribbon behind the first one that she used; adding on as she tied the Bow. She left the tails longer on this Bow and trimmed them as needed at the end. She secured the Bow with a Chenille Stem and then placed the Bow in the upper left corner of the Wreath.

  • Once the Bow was placed Susan moved on to creating the base layer of Greenery in and around the Bow. She cut the Ficus Leaves Spray into multiple different sections to place around the Bow. She used Hot Glue to secure each piece. Once that layer had been added she began to add individual pieces of the Eucalyptus Bush too.

  • Next Susan cut the Camellia Spray, Ranunculus & Sedum Leaves Bush into multiple sections and placed it throughout the top of the Wreath. She used Hot Glue to secure each piece.

  • Susan also cut the White Bunny Spray into multiple sections and began to add those throughout the top.

  • When the top of the Wreath was finished Susan started to create the base layer of Greenery at the bottom of the Wreath. This was started on the right hand side of the bottom portion. She added a base layer of all of the Greenery used in the top.

  • Next she cut the Hydrangea Bush into multiple sections and the remaining Camellia Stem. She added these into the bottom section of the Wreath; spreading them out to ensure even coverage.

  • She also worked in the remaining Ranunculus pieces, as well as, the White Bunny pieces.

  • The finished product is a gorgeous Spring/Easter Wreath that can be used throughout the Easter season and all Spring long.

 

 

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