- The Makers University

Trim and clean up any bits of grapevine sticking out from your wreath.
Trim your spring greenery sprays
Line the outside of the wreath with bits of spring greenery, sticking ends into the grapevine and securing with hot glue.

Apply a strong adhesive to the backs of four wreath anchors. Add two on each side of your door hanger.
Use clothespins to clip the anchors while they dry.
Loop pipe cleaners through dried anchors, attaching to your grapevine and securing tightly.
Hot glue anywhere your grapevine and bunny sign touch for extra support.

Take your 2 ½” plaid ribbon and measure out a 17” tail.
Make three 6 ½” loops, pinching and twisting between them.
Trim your ribbon, leaving another 17” tail, and add to your EZ bow maker if you use one.
Repeat this process for your 2” polka dot ribbon, making 6” loops, your 1” plaid ribbon, making 6” loops, and your 1” rabbit ribbon, making 5 ½” loops.
Layer your ribbons as you go, making sure to alternate which side has two loops and which has a single loop.
Complete these steps for your final 1” polka dot ribbon, with 4 ½” loops, this time making a fourth little loop.
Secure the center of your ribbons with a pipe cleaner, adjusting your final, smaller loop to cover the pipe cleaner.
Move your ribbon tails to face downwards and spread out your loops.
Attach your bow to the bottom of your wreath, looping the pipe cleaner through your grapevine.

Trim your spring sprays and attach them to your wreath, fanning out from your bow. Secure ends with hot glue.
Trim your spring sprays and attach them to your wreath, fanning out from your bow. Secure ends with hot glue.