Want to see how this wreath came together? 🎥 I walked through the entire process live on YouTube, from adding florals to making the bow with the EZ Bowmaker. It may not have gone as smoothly as planned, but it was a fun project, and I’d love for you to watch and craft along with me. Catch the replay here below:
When making wreaths for myself, I usually skip the hot glue, and this one was no exception! Since it’s a smaller wreath that will stay in a stationary spot like a bookshelf or in front of a mirror, it won’t be getting bumped or moved around. Instead of gluing, I made sure each stem was securely tucked into the grapevine base—and I even stopped to shake the wreath a few times to check that nothing was too loose.
But if you were making a wreath for a front door or a customer, you’d definitely want to use hot glue to make sure everything stays in place permanently! A wreath that will be exposed to wind, movement, or frequent handling needs that extra hold to keep it looking great. 😊
We have tons of florals in all colors and styles, so just pick what you love! To make it easy, I’ve narrowed down a few color options that work well for a fresh spring look. As for the ribbons, I used scraps from my stash, so some may no longer be available—but don’t worry! There are plenty of beautiful options to choose from so you can find something that fits your style.
Oh by the way! Our square boxwood wreaths are back in stock! 🌿✨ Perfect for adding a classic touch to your decor—grab yours while they last!
See you later!
Spring Wreath Table Arrangement
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