I love when we can incorporate some fun sunflower ribbon on our front door decor. This ivy grapevine wreath works perfectly for spring and summer. It just brightens up your front door making it so inviting.
DIY Ivy Grapevine Wreath with Delphinium
Creating dimension in your wreath is so key to floral design. Don’t create a flat design, add depth by using different types of floral and greenery stems. Don’t be afraid to bend the stems to create layers.
Creating dimension in your wreath is so key to floral design. Don’t create a flat design, add depth by using different types of floral and greenery stems. Don’t be afraid to bend the stems to create layers.
Making your own DIY Ivy Grapevine Wreath with Delphinium is a fun and creative way to add a touch of nature to your home decor. This DIY project is a great way to get creative and make something beautiful for your home.
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Ingredients
Scissors
(2) 2.5″ wired ribbon
Directions
- Prep your grapevine by “setting the perimeter,” which is laying out the greenery so you can see where you want to add your greenery. Essentially see how it flows best.
- Separate your ivy stems. Dip the ends into your glue pot and insert them into the grapevine.
- Separate and incorporate your delphinium stems. Dip in the glue pot before adding to the grapevine.
- Bend the greenery and floral stems to make it look like they are just naturally growing off the grapevine.
- Separate your fern and add to your grapevine, securing it with hot glue.
Next, trim your Dahlia stems. - Dip it into the glue pot and insert it into the wreath.
Add a bow at the center of your florals. - Fluff out your bow and trim tails.
Can you make a wreath from ivy?
Yes, you can definitely make a wreath from ivy! Ivy is a popular material for wreath-making because of its flexible, trailing vines and glossy green leaves.
Be sure to join Keleas Bloomarino Buds Wreath Making Community to be apart of a family that enjoys helping each other learn how to create and inspire others to design! We can’t wait to see you there!
