Spread apart the evergreen wreath branches to create spacing for the mesh.

Fluff and shape them to ensure an even base.

Cut deco mesh into 25-inch strips (4 different colors used in rotation).

Curl each end slightly and scrunch the center to create ruffles.

Attach ruffles in an “X” pattern first, then continue filling in gaps.

Secure each ruffle using the evergreen branches or pipe cleaners.

Cut 14-inch tails and 18-inch looped ribbon pieces.

Create a mix of single tails and loops.

Secure ribbon pairs with zip ties and attach evenly around the wreath.

Ensure ribbons are spread out and not clumped together.

Position the bunny attachment slightly above the center.

Secure it using pipe cleaners or zip ties through the mesh and evergreen branches.

Add hot glue for extra stability if needed.

Insert decorative curly cues, Easter eggs, and other festive picks.

Use zip ties or hot glue to secure them in place.

Focus on balancing the colors and ensuring movement in the design.

Add tulips and greenery throughout the wreath for a full and lush look.

Position flowers at varying depths to create dimension.

Use hot glue to attach them securely.

Fluff ribbons and mesh to ensure an even and polished appearance.

Check for any loose pieces and reinforce with glue if needed.

Adjust elements as necessary to ensure a cohesive look.