Hey friend, if you have ever said, “I wish I could make a wreath like that,” this is your moment.
This easy spring grapevine wreath is soft, feminine, and absolutely perfect for your front door. It is beginner friendly, comes together quickly, and uses just a handful of supplies from Michaels.
We created this design using a 14 inch grapevine wreath, a boxwood bush, a pink mum and berry bush, and a simple 1 and 1/2 inch wired ribbon bow. That is it. This wreath doesn’t take a ton of materials and it turns out so pretty.
Just simple steps and beautiful results.
We shared the full tutorial on YouTube, but I wanted to walk you through it here step by step so you can confidently make one for your own home. And trust me, this is so simple even someone who has never made a wreath can make this one.
Supplies for This Easy Spring Wreath
To recreate this pink spring wreath, you will need:
- 14 inch grapevine wreath form
- Pink boxwood bush from Michaels
- Pink mum and berry bush from Michaels
- 1/2 inch wired ribbon for bow
- Wire cutters
- Hot glue gun
Simple. Affordable. Totally doable.
Watch us Make This DIY Spring Wreath
Why a Grapevine Wreath Is So Great for Beginners
If you are newer to wreath making, grapevine wreaths are one of the easiest bases to start with.
They already have beautiful texture.
They have natural openings for tucking stems.
They do not need to be completely covered.
They work with almost any decorating style.
A 14 inch grapevine wreath is a perfect size for most standard doors. It makes a statement without feeling overwhelming.
And the best part is you do not have to overthink it. Let the natural vines do some of the work for you.
Step 1: Cut and Fluff Your Florals
Before attaching anything, take a few minutes to prep your stems.
Use wire cutters to separate the pink boxwood bush into smaller pieces. This gives you flexibility and makes arranging so much easier.
Next, cut apart the pink mum and berry bush. Separate the larger mum blooms from the berry sprigs so you can layer intentionally.
Now fluff everything.
Spread out the boxwood so it feels full. Gently bend the mum stems so the blooms face outward. Adjust the berries so they add dimension and movement.
Fluffing may seem small, but it is one of the most important steps. It is what takes your wreath from flat to full.
Step 2: Build a Crescent Style Floral Design
For this wreath, we created a crescent style design. That simply means the florals are concentrated on one side of the wreath instead of going all the way around.
Start by placing your pink boxwood pieces along one side of the grapevine wreath. Follow the natural curve so the greenery flows beautifully.
Create a base layer of greenery first. This gives your focal flowers something to sit on and creates fullness.
Next, begin adding your pink mum blooms. Instead of spacing them evenly, cluster them together. Grouping flowers creates impact and gives your wreath that designer look.
Fill in around the mums with berry sprigs and extra greenery.
And here is a little encouragement for you. Do not glue anything down until you love the placement. Play with it. Adjust it. Step back and look at it from a distance.
There is no rush.
Step 3: Secure Everything with Hot Glue
Once you are happy with your design, it is time to secure it.
Apply hot glue to the end of each stem and press it firmly into the grapevine wreath. Hold it in place for a few seconds so it sets securely.
Continue working through your greenery and florals until everything feels sturdy and in place.
Step 4: Make a Simple Wired Ribbon Bow
This wreath has a soft and delicate feel, so a smaller ribbon works beautifully.
Using 1 and 1/2 inch wired ribbon, create a simple bow with two or four loops. Pinch the center tightly and secure it with a small piece of wire or a twist tie.
Fluff the loops and adjust them until they look balanced and full.
Wired ribbon makes this easy because it holds its shape.
Step 5: Attach the Bow
Place your bow at the base of your floral cluster. This anchors the entire design and gives it a finished look.
Add hot glue to the back of the bow and press it firmly into the grapevine wreath. Hold it in place for a few seconds until it sets.
Adjust the ribbon tails so they rest naturally within the greenery.
And just like that, your easy DIY spring grapevine wreath is finished.
Why This Pink Spring Wreath Works So Beautifully
This design is simple, but it feels full and intentional.
The grapevine base adds warmth and natural texture.
The boxwood greenery creates softness and volume.
The pink mum blooms give you bold focal points.
The berry sprigs add delicate detail.
The smaller ribbon bow finishes everything without overpowering it.
It is classic spring front door decor that you can recreate year after year.
Perfect for Spring Front Door Decorating
This wreath is perfect for:
- Spring front door decor
- Easter home decorating
- Entryway wall styling
- Mother’s Day gifts
- Pink spring porch decor
You can easily change the colors to match your home. Swap the pink for yellow, white, lavender, or a mix of spring tones.
Make it yours.
You Absolutely Can Do This
We want you to feel confident when you sit down to create.
You do not need complicated techniques.
You do not need years of experience.
You just need to start.
This easy spring grapevine wreath proves that simple can still be stunning.
And if you loved this tutorial and want step by step guidance, monthly wreath designs, business training, and a supportive creative community, we would love for you to join us inside the Design With The Pros Club.
Inside the club, we teach you how to confidently create beautiful wreaths for every season. Whether you are decorating your own home or dreaming of turning your hobby into income, we walk alongside you every step of the way.
You can learn more and join us here:
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Friend, do not sit on the sidelines wishing you could do this.
You absolutely can.
Start with this wreath. Then come create with us. We cannot wait to see what you make.
