DIY Lavender Grapevine Wreath for Spring + Summer
Looking for the perfect transitional wreath to take you from spring to summer? Learn how to make this gorgeous lavender grapevine wreath, complete with lilac roses and a sweet gingham bow.
Lavender grapevine wreath
I love a transitional wreath that will take me through multiple seasons – and so will your customers!
Today, I’m sharing how to make a lovely spring-to-summer wreath with delicate wildflowers and lavender roses.
Beyond its beauty, this lavender grapevine wreath is super quick to make, incorporating floral sprays for easy designing.
So, let’s get crafting!
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Supplies for this project
You’ll need:
- 14” Grapevine wreath
- Silk ribbon
- Lavender gingham
- Pale pink
- Lavender rose sprays
- Filler spring lavender sprays
- Faux greenery
- Hot glue
- Florist wire
- Scissors
- Steel picks (or wooden floral picks)
How to make a lavender grapevine wreath
1. Attach your lavender bow
First, tie a spring bow with lavender gingham and pale pink ribbons. If you need a tutorial, check out this post.
Next, attach your bow to the bottom-right corner of your grapevine wreath using florist wire to secure it.
Lastly, trim your streamers with dovetailed ends.
2. Add lavender rose sprays
Next, we’ll add our florals!
Trim excess greenery from your lavender rose sprays, and remember to touch each element to give them a bit of life. Set aside a small clipping of one of these sprays.
Then, add one spray to the top of the bow and one spray to the bottom, securing them with hot glue. You can also use steel picks on your stems, if necessary.
Add back your small clipping to the right side of the bow.
3. Include filler wildflowers
Separate your wildflower sprays into manageable pieces, reinforcing stems with steel picks.
Then, begin evenly distributing your filler florals, with one piece to the left inside of the bow, one piece at the top of the bow, and one piece at the bottom left corner of the bow.
Remember to stick these sprays behind your already established flowers, securing each piece with hot glue.
4. Fill in with greenery
Use greenery clippings and hot glue to fill in any holes where you see grapevine. Also, add back any large leaves you clipped from your sprays.
You can even glue bits to your bow loops.
5. Finish your lavender grapevine wreath
For the final touches, add a streamer of both pink and gingham ribbons to the bottom of your wreath using steel picks and hot glue.
Then, flip over your wreath to clean up the design. Cut away any messy bits and cover your mechanics with a leftover leaf and a bit of hot glue.
And with a final fluff, your lavender spring-to-summer wreath is ready to enjoy!
Watch the video: How to make a lavender grapevine wreath
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