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Branch and Vine Spring Wreath: How To

crafts, DIY, home decor March 20, 2019

It appears to be craft week here at Town and Country Living because I’m back with a branch and vine spring wreath tutorial to brighten any wall or door.

Branch and Vine Spring Wreath Tutorial

 

We have lots of fallen twigs and branches in the yard so I figured, why not put them to good use and create something pretty?

How to make a branch and vine spring wreath

 

I’m joining several blogging friends today to offer a variety of spring wreath tutorials. A special thanks goes out to Krista at The Happy Housie for organizing today’s fun!

To make a branch and vine spring wreath, cut 1-inch diameter branches into 2 feet lengths. You’ll need a total of 6 cut branches. Drill a hole through each end of 4 of the branches.

Drill holes in ends of branches to create a base for a spring wreath

 

Lay one branch end over the other and feed a piece of twine or florist wire through the holes. Wrap the twine around the ends to secure them, creating a square.

Tying branch ends together to create a square wreath.

 

Tying branch ends together to create a square wreath.

 

Take the remaining two branches and lay one over the other to form an equal cross. Wrap twine or florist wire around the intersection of the branches to form the center cross (like a window). Then use the twine to secure the cross section to the square base.

How to tie branches together to make a square wreath

 

Now comes the fun part! Take longer pieces of grapevine and wrap them haphazardly around the square windowpane shape of your wreath. Let it look a little messy. You don’t need to use wire or glue to secure the grapevine. The vines are pliable and will hug the branches.

Add grapevine to branches to create a spring wreath

 

Add your greenery next. I cut apart floral sprays and use a hot glue gun to attach the greenery and flowers to the wreath base.

Add greenery to branch and vine spring wreath

 

Attach a bird nest in the lower left hand corner using florist wire. Most craft stores sell the bird nests with the wire already attached to the nest. I bought mine at Michael’s.

How to make a branch and vine spring wreath

 

Finally, hot glue a small feathered bird atop the inside branch.

How to make a branch and vine spring wreath

 

You can attach a loop of twine or florist wire to the top branch to make your branch and vine spring wreath easier to hang. Now you can enjoy your unique, handmade wreath – or give it as a gift to a friend!

Branch and Vine Spring Wreath

 

For more spring wreath inspiration, visit my blog friends below!

Seasonal Simplicity Spring Wreath Tour

Succulent & Peony Simple DIY Spring Wreath at The Happy Housie
Dollar Store Spring Wreath at Craftberry Bush
Lambs Ear & Blush Spring Wreath at Bless’er House
Elegant Peony & Eucalyptus Spring Wreath at Inspiration for Moms

 

Seasonal Simplicity Spring Wreath Tour

Spring Fern & Eucalyptus Wreath at Zevy Joy
Boxwood and Bicycle Spring Wreath at The Turquoise Home
DIY Modern Floral Wreath at Lolly Jane
Oversized Spring Succulent Wreath at My Sweet Savannah

 

Seasonal Simplicity Spring Wreath Tour

Five Minute Eucalyptus Wreath at Amber Tysl
Earthy & Elegant Spring Wreath at Willow Street Interiors
Mini Rosemary Wreaths for a Spring Table at Satori Design for Living
Spring Hydrangea Wreath at Confessions of a Serial DIYer

 

Seasonal Simplicity Spring Wreath Tour

Branch and Vine Spring Wreath at Town and Country Living
Spring Hoop Wreath with Lemons at Modern Glam Home
Spring Wreath Ideas at Hallstrom Home
Spring Woodland Wreath at Deeply Southern Home

 

Seasonal Simplicity Spring Wreath Tour

Dollar Store Easter Egg Wreath at The DIY Mommy
Spring Moss Covered Wreath at Tauni Everett
Easy 15 Minute Marshmallow Peeps Wreath at Heathered Nest
Pastel Colours M&M Wreath at Paint Me Pink

 

Seasonal Simplicity Spring Wreath Tour

How to Make a Paper Flower Wreath at Happy Happy Nester
Spring Floral Hoop Wreath at My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Hanging State Sign at Taryn Whiteaker Designs
Book Page Butterfly Wreath at Life is a Party

 

Seasonal Simplicity Spring Wreath Tour

Spring Basket Wreath at Clean & Scentsible
Simple Succulent Wreath at A Pretty Life
DIY Paper Flower Wreath at My 100 Year Old Home
Spring Plaid Carrot Layered Wreath at Tatertots and Jello

Filed Under: crafts, DIY, home decor12 Comments

Comments

  1. Elaine says

    March 20, 2019 at 7:24 am

    Oh Jennifer. I’m loving this soooo much. I’m making it for sure. I have all the materials too. Thanx.

    Reply
    • Jennifer says

      March 20, 2019 at 9:24 am

      Thanks, Elaine! I’m glad you like it. It’s a fun wreath to make – something a little different.

      Reply
  2. Cindy says

    March 20, 2019 at 9:49 am

    Very pretty Jennifer and different from the average wreath. Love it. Our home is built on an old lot and not one tree. Believe it??

    Cindy

    Reply
  3. Lucy AKINS says

    March 20, 2019 at 9:58 am

    I love how organic this wreath is. There is something so fairytale about it. xo

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  4. Laura says

    March 20, 2019 at 10:02 am

    This is such a creative and pretty wreath! I love the natural touches, Jennifer!

    Reply
  5. Ashley Stringfellow says

    March 20, 2019 at 12:18 pm

    Love how you made this beautiful spring wreath. The branches are perfect! Pinned! xoxo

    Reply
  6. Marlene Stephenson says

    March 20, 2019 at 2:20 pm

    Very clever and so pretty, never would have imagined such a wonderful wreath.

    Reply
  7. Christy James says

    March 20, 2019 at 4:47 pm

    I love this SO much, Jennifer! How smart to put those branches to good use! xoxo

    Reply
  8. Jo-Anna says

    March 20, 2019 at 8:12 pm

    What a cute wreath Jennifer! It’s so springy and fun!

    Reply
  9. Krista says

    March 20, 2019 at 11:24 pm

    What a great idea to use what you have from your own yard, Jennifer! It’s adorable!

    Reply
  10. karolina says

    March 21, 2019 at 12:53 pm

    Thanks Jennifer, it’s so romantic.

    Reply
  11. Tauni says

    March 21, 2019 at 1:02 pm

    Jennifer, what a pretty wreath! I love square wreaths and yet I always forget to consider grabbing one when I am selecting my wreath form! It’s so fun participating in this series with you! I’ve pinned your wreath to my favorite wreath board to share with others!

    Reply

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Hi! I'm Jennifer and I'm happy to have you here! I live where the suburbs meet the country, which affords me the best of both worlds. Come along on my journey where I share decorating, cooking, gardening and more as it relates to both city and rural life. Visit my new sister site, Pond and Garden, for outdoor ideas and inspiration.

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