Ranunculus Winter Wreath with Coach Laurie Anne
Learn how to make this frosty ranunculus winter wreath with this easy-to-follow tutorial. It’s simple yet effective, filled with snowy beauty to take you through till spring!
Ranunculus winter wreath
Have the post-holiday blues?
Never fear – when the holiday wreath comes down, this winter beauty is ready to take its place!
My ranunculus winter wreath is frosty and beautiful, making it a gorgeous way to keep the winter celebrations rolling well after the holidays.
It’s also super simple to make with lots of textured greenery, icy accents, and bright white focal flowers. So, let’s get into it!
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Supplies for this project
You’ll need:
- 20” Evergreen wreath
- Faux greenery
- Long needle pine
- Flocked eucalyptus
- Glittered eucalyptus
- Iced berries
- Snowy pine
- Snowy berries
- Flocked fern
- White ranunculus
- Hot glue
- Clippers
- Florist wire
How to make a ranunculus winter wreath
1. Establish your base
The first step to creating your ranunculus winter wreath is to establish the shape. Begin adding pieces of long-needle pine to the outer edge of your wreath, securing them with hot glue.
All of your elements should be working around your wreath in a clockwise direction. Remember to design with symmetry in mind!
Next, add flocked fern between pieces of your first elements using the same principle, then bring it into the middle of the wreath.
For your third type of greenery, add cuttings of snowy pine throughout, securing with hot glue.
2. Add focal flowers
Now for the focal flowers!
Trim the leaves off your white ranunculus and add these focal flowers evenly throughout, securing with hot glue.
I chose to follow a zig-zagged pattern around the wreath, alternating between the inner and outer ridges.
These white flowers look so fresh and soft – perfect for a winter wreath!
3. Add filler winter elements
To add some extra wintery elements, begin inserting small cuts of iced berry leaves around the outer edge of the wreath, securing it with hot glue.
Attach a few pieces to the inner rim as well.
Include three pieces of glittery eucalyptus around the outer edges of the wreath, spacing them out in a triangle-like shape. Then, fill in with a few pieces of flocked eucalyptus for extra depth.
As a final touch, integrate snowy berries throughout the wreath, bringing gorgeous texture and light to this arrangement!
4. Finishing touches and optional extras
Finish your winter wreath by filling in any remaining holes with cuts of greenery, fluffing and manipulating your elements.
I love this design’s simple beauty. And while I prefer it as is, you can always add a few fun extras.
For added beauty, try including a silver-themed bow, additional winter picks, a statement sign, or anything else that inspires you. Let your creativity drive your process!
Watch the video: How to make a ranunculus winter wreath
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