Looking to add a touch of greenery to your decor that works no matter the season? Then this DIY fern wreath project is perfect for you! It’s easy, it’s fun, and best of all, it’ll look fabulous hanging on your door or wall all year round.

Why We Love Greenery Wreaths

Honestly, greenery wreaths are just the best. They’re versatile, fresh-looking, and give your space that welcoming feel. Plus, using artificial ferns means you don’t have to worry about keeping them green. They’ll stay lovely and vibrant from winter through summer!

What You’ll Need to Make This Wreath

  • 14-inch Grapevine Wreath: It’s rustic and gives a natural vibe.
  • A Mix of Artificial Ferns and Greenery: This is your canvas, so have some fun with different shapes and shades.
  • 12-Loop Bow: Go ahead, get that ribbon you’ve been eyeing! It’s the centerpiece of your wreath.
  • Grace Monroe Home Glue Skillet or Glue Gun: This handy tool makes sticking all your greenery on super simple.

Arranging the Fern

Focus on framing the wreath with fern as your primary greenery. Starting with the largest pieces first will create a lush backdrop:

  1. Anchor Points: Start by placing a piece at the 12 o’clock, 6 o’clock, 3 o’clock, and 9 o’clock positions. This cross pattern helps maintain balance while you work.
  2. Outer Circle: Place pieces of fern around the outer edge of the grapevine wreath. This frames the wreath and creates a filled-out base layer. Secure each piece with a generous dab from your glue gun or Grace Monroe Home Glue Skillet, ensuring they are firmly attached.
  3. Fill in Between: Fill in the gaps between the anchor points around the wreath to add fullness. As you go, step back every so often to make sure you maintain an even distribution and symmetry around the wreath.

Adding Assorted Greenery

With the fern as your base, it’s time to add other types of greenery:

  1. Layered Texture: Incorporate different shades of green and varied leafy textures to add depth. Place these pieces throughout, intermingling with your ferns for a natural look.
  2. Focus Areas: To keep the wreath dynamic and interesting, choose a few areas to focus heavier greenery – perhaps around the bow itself – to draw attention.
  3. Final Touches: Once all greenery is placed, ensure every piece is firmly glued down. Add smaller, delicate sprigs or decorative elements like fake berries or small flowers if you desire a more seasonal touch.

Voila! Your wreath is all set to hang and be admired. Swap the bow or add some seasonal trimmings to keep it fresh throughout the year.

Watch Our Step-by-Step Tutorial: Want a step by step tutorial? Check out our video on our Flower Friday Show where we walk you through making this fern wreath step by step!

If you loved this DIY wreath, imagine what else you can create! Join Design with the Pros Club, our community of makers and creators is constantly buzzing with fresh ideas, wreath tutorials, and tips to enhance your design skills.

Making this wreath is as rewarding as it is beautiful. Put it on your front door, above your mantel, or as a centerpiece for your table—it’ll shine anywhere!

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