Take your 14-inch pancake wreath frame.

Attach 6 pipe cleaners to the inner holes and 6 to the outer holes (12 total).

Twist each pipe cleaner tightly to ensure a secure hold.

Cut 12 pieces of mesh at 20 inches each. If you’re using two rolls, you can increase the length to 25 inches.

Lay the mesh flat and fold under the raw edges. Scrunch up the center with small pinches to create a bow-tie shape.

Start with the outer ring. Insert the scrunched center of a mesh piece into one pipe cleaner and twist securely. Adjust the mesh to create a flat, petal-like layer.

Repeat for all 6 outer pipe cleaners.

Move to the inner ring and repeat the process, ensuring even coverage.

Cut 12 strips of each ribbon at 14 inches.

Fold each strip in half lengthwise, then cut a V-shaped dovetail at the ends for a polished look.

Pair one piece of each ribbon pattern together, layering the solid ribbon behind the patterned one.

Place each paired ribbon stack into a pipe cleaner on the wreath frame, alternating patterns to create a cohesive look.

Twist the pipe cleaner tightly and trim any excess. Tuck the ends of the pipe cleaners into the frame for a clean finish.

Glue cable mounts to the back of the sign and let dry completely.

Thread pipe cleaners through the mounts and attach the sign to the center of the wreath frame.

Adjust the placement to ensure the sign is centered and secure.

Attach small accessories like gold coins or shamrock picks to the wreath using hot glue or pipe cleaners.

Ensure they are evenly distributed for a balanced design.

Fluff and adjust the mesh, ribbons, and accessories to create a full and flat appearance suitable for a storm door.

Check for gaps or loose elements and make adjustments as needed.