Fluff and position all ties on the evergreen base. Remove tags for a clean workspace.

Cut mesh into 22-24 inch pieces.

Roll each piece naturally and accordion-pinch the center to form "truffles."

Attach truffles around the outer and inner rings of the wreath base using the ties, spacing 5-6 inches apart.

Smush the wreath into an oval shape for a flowing look.

Secure the shape with zip ties, focusing on the inner and outer rings.

Use the ribbons to create a multi-loop bow:

3 loops of the 4-inch ribbon (8 inches per loop).

2 loops of the 2.5-inch ribbon (slightly smaller loops).

Optional: Add a single loop of the burlap ribbon for texture.

Secure the bow with pipe cleaners and attach it slightly off-center on the wreath.

Start with the willow leaf and flat leaf greenery. Break stems into sections and place in a triangular pattern for balance.

Alternate between placing greenery inside and outside the mesh to create depth.

Place Large Florals:

Insert cream peonies in groups of three near the bow and throughout the wreath, removing unwanted greenery.

Add orange poppies near the peonies to create a bold contrast.

Use 60919 bushes to add blue accents. Distribute evenly, avoiding clusters.

Add pink berry bush sections between the blue flowers to create balance.

Position greenery and fillers around ribbon tails for a cohesive look.

Adjust ribbon tails to drape elegantly along the right side.

Use smaller flowers (e.g., daisies, cosmos) to fill in gaps and add visual interest.

Double-check glue placement to ensure all elements are securely attached.