Use the hole punch to make two holes in the top corners of your 10-inch metal sign.

Thread 22-gauge wire through the holes and attach the sign to the center of your grapevine wreath.

Ensure it’s snug but not too tight to leave space for other elements.

Begin by spreading apart the garland branches to expose the spine.

Use the 22-gauge wire to attach the garland to the grapevine. Secure it enough to stay in place, but leave room for inserting other items like florals and ribbon later.

This adds a great base layer of texture to your wreath.

Cut your 60919 floral stems into manageable pieces.

Add them around the wreath by gluing or wiring them into place.

Make sure they are evenly distributed to add fullness without overwhelming the design.

Take your black leaves and space them evenly throughout the wreath. These leaves will add a dramatic Halloween touch.

Remember to work in a balanced pattern. For example, if you have 8 leaves, place 4 on each half of the wreath to maintain symmetry.

Incorporate additional floral elements and fall accents like PIP berries or candy corn for texture and color variation.

These can be glued in around the wreath, ensuring you leave enough visibility for the sign.

Use ribbon to create a simple, floppy bow with about five loops.

Secure the bow with wire and attach it to the wreath in a complementary spot near the sign.

Make sure to fluff the loops of the bow and adjust them so they look casual and elegant.

Once all elements are in place, do a final check to ensure everything is secured tightly.

Fluff and adjust the florals, ribbon, and garland to fill in any gaps and create balance.