Start with an oval grapevine.

Take your metal bike wheel and attach it to your grapevine to the bottom, slightly to the right. Secure it with zip ties.

Take a red pencil work form and unfold it.

Wrap it over the top of your grapevine twice to create two rows of twist ties. Secure it with zip ties.

Cut 5 x 17” pieces of a metal mesh.

Take a piece of mesh, roll the ends in slightly and pinch the middle together to get a cruffle. Add your cruffle into your wreath into one of the twist ties.

Repeat this with the rest of your cruffles, alternating colors as you go.

Take a large ribbon and make a big bow with 2 big loops and 1 long tail.

Take a smaller ribbon, lay it on top and make another bow with 2 loops and 1 long tail.

Secure your bow together with a pipe cleaner.

Add your bow to the top right of your grapevine, securing it with one of the twist ties.

Fluff out your bow. Dovetail your short tails.

Take your long tails and make 2 large poofs to the left of your grapevine, securing them with twist ties.

Dove tail the ends.

Take some more strips of your ribbon, layer them and add them into a twist tie below your other tails.

Dovetail the ends.

Take a gingham star spray, separate the pieces apart and add the pieces into your wreath in and around your mesh and bow.

Take some blue and white star sprays and add them into your wreath.

Add in some gingham spirals and secure them in around the other decorations.

Take some small blue daisies and add them into your wreath in between your mesh and bow. Securing them with hot glue.

Take a red carnation bunch, separate them and hot glue them in.

Take some extra gingham spirals, stretch them out and add them into your wreath where there needs some height and pop.