Creating a stunning wreath is straightforward when you have the right tools, seasonal decorations, and an abundance of ...

Grapevine wreath 12-gauge crafting wire Wire snips Various fall greenery (faux ficus, eucalyptus, and olive leaves) Hot glue gun and glue sticks Florist's wire Faux succulents ...

Garden snips 1 18- to 24-inch grapevine wreath form Hot glue Wide plaid scarf or ribbon Dried or artificial bittersweet branches To make: Once you have all your supplies in hand, get crafting!

Next wrap the scarf or ribbon around the wreath form. Tuck sprigs of bittersweet into the grapevine wreath until desired coverage is achieved; hold the sprigs in place with hot glue if needed.

STEP 3: Attach your first herb bunch to the grapevine form. You will need florist paddle wire, a thin wire that comes wrapped around a paddle, to attach the herb bunches to the wreath.

2-inch jute webbing ribbon with red stripes 18-inch grapevine wreath form Wired wood picks A variety of apples (we used Sugarbees, Rockits, Fuji, Honeycrisp, and Cosmic Crisp) Floral wire ...

Buy either grapevine wreaths or wire wreath forms at your local garden center; they make a nice framework for attaching your materials and come in a range of sizes.

The main materials include items like spent and washed shotgun shells, wreath forms, a hot glue gun, strings of lights, wire, and various decorative elements.

• 2 large rubber snakes - $1 each at Dollar Tree • Black matte spray paint – 99 cents at Home Depot • Grapevine wreath form - $4.99 at Hobby Lobby ...

Perfect for Easter and Spring!The wreath is made of grapevine for durability. He added life-like spring flowers and attached a wooden bunny figure. Keith also made bows with multi-patterned ribbon ...