• Clean the grapevine wreath base

Make a bow.

• Dovetail the end of your 2.5" burlap ribbon.
• Measure out a tail that looks right for the place and size of the base then pinch the ribbon.
• Create loops about 7"-8" so that you have plenty of length. Pinch and twist to make another loop.
• Repeat one more time, for a total of 3 loops.
• Leave an 8"-10" tail.
• Insert into a bow maker to hold this bow layer.
• Next, grab your 2nd 2.5" ribbon and dovetail the end.
• Measure out a tail that's a little longer than the first bow, you can always trim back later if needed.
• Create a loop about 6". Pinch and twist to make another loop.
• Trim your tail a little longer than your loops.
• Next grab your 1.5" ribbon, create a tail.
• Pinch and twist to create a 5" loop.
• Pinch and twist leaving a slightly shorter tail.
• Stack your bow layers, and secure with a pipe cleaner.
• Fluff out your bow, and dove tail the ends.
• Zip tie the bow to the wreath base.
• Fluff and position loops as needed.

Add floral and greenery stems

• Cut your stems from the bunch.
• Push your stems into the grapevine and bend them in the direction of the grapevine.
• Glue in your stems throughout the process.
• Incorporate your greenery and florals together so it looks very natural.
• Make sure to fill in any bare spots.