Everyday Year Round Mesh Wreath
Learn how to make this year round mesh wreath, complete with neutral ribbons, white dogwood flowers, and eucalyptus berry blooms.
Year round mesh wreath
A neutral color palette doesn’t have to mean boring. In fact, today’s wreath design is anything but!
This everyday wreath design is full of 5 complimentary ribbons, layered deco mesh, and dogwood blooms for a lovely textured display.
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Supplies for this project
You’ll need:
- 12” Round “welcome” sign
- 24” Evergreen base
- 10” Deco mesh
- Tan burlap
- White
- Faux florals and greenery
- White dogwood
- Fern
- Eucalyptus
- Eucalyptus berry blooms
- Ribbon
- 4” Black and white dot
- 2 ½” Solid burlap
- 1 ½” Tan and black stripe
- 1 ½” Curl, black and white
- 1 ½” Burlap lace
- Zip Ties
- Florist wire
- Hot glue
- Steel picks (or wooden florist picks)
- Scissors
- Wire cutters
How to make a year round mesh wreath
1. Add deco mesh
First up, the deco mesh!
Start with the pouf method on the top level of your evergreen base. Drop your burlap mesh roll to the ground, then roll the end over and gather it in your fist.
Tie this end between two pine ties, pinch a 10” pouf, then secure it onto the next pine ties. Continue around the wreath, trim a 4” end, and zip tie it to the back.
For the bottom layer, we’ll use the curl method.
Put your burlap roll on your workstation, pull the mesh to your chin, and trim. Cut 10 pieces, then repeat with the white mesh.
Curl the edges under one burlap piece, folding in and pinching the center. Do the same with a white piece, gathering both together.
Twist this bundle into a bottom pine tie, then repeat around the wreath.
2. Attach your sign
Loop florist wire through your sign’s top and bottom holes. Weave the wires around the base and twist to secure your sign.
3. Tie coordinating bows
Measure a 12” tail of burlap ribbon, pinch, and pleat. Then, measure 12 for a 6” loop, pinch, and twist. Repeat for a second loop, then trim the tail.
Repeat these steps for all of the 1 ½” ribbons, measuring 5” loops and working on top of this base.
Add a long black and white dot streamer to the back of the bow, then secure the center with florist wire. Attach this bow to the top left of the wreath and dovetail the streamer ends.
Repeat these steps for a second bow, adding to the bottom right corner of the wreath.
4. Add ribbon streamers to your year round mesh wreath
Cut two 18” streamers of black and white dot ribbon. Add one to the top right of your wreath, and the second to the bottom left.
Fill in with six 12” black and tan streamers. Dovetail all ribbon ends.
5. Integrate greenery and florals
To soften this design, add small clippings of fern around the outer and inner edges. Use hot glue to secure each piece.
Follow this with dogwood flowers, eucalyptus, and eucalyptus berry blooms for more texture and beauty. Use steel picks as necessary.
And with a final fluff, your design is complete!
Watch the video: How to make a year round mesh wreath
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