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Time Required :
About an hour
Intermediate
Intermediate
You're somewhat experienced with the skills necessary to complete this project, but you haven't mastered all the elements, yet.

spring magnolia wreath traditional

Making a traditional spring wreath is the perfect way to welcome spring and your neighbors to your home!
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Step 1

Trim Magnolia stems off the bush. If needed, trim the stem shorter and push it into the grapevine wreath form. Continue to add Magnolias until the wreath is covered.

Step 2

Cut multiple stem sections from the eucalyptus bush and push the ends into the grapevine wreath until the wreath is full.

Step 3

Cut stems off the ranunculus and lavender bushes and fill in between the eucalyptus leaves.
TIP: Before you glue in any stems, take a photo to see the wreath in eternity and adjust as needed.

Step 4

Once you are happy with the design, add hot glue to permanently hold the stems in place.

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Supplies
Materials
Materials
 
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    You’ll Need: 1

    18" Grapevine Wreath by Ashland®

    Item # 10375477 
    $7.49
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    You’ll Need: 1

    Mini Glue Sticks by ArtMinds™

    Item # 10203512 
    $5.99
    • Color: Clear
    • Size: 0.28" x 4"
    • Count: 18
    • Color: Clear
    • Size: 0.28" x 4"
    • Count: 18
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    • Color: Clear
    • Size: 0.28" x 4"
    • Count: 18
    +More Counts
    +More Options
 
Tools
Tools
 
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    You’ll Need: 1

    Low Temp Mini Glue Gun by Craft Smart®

    Item # 10301564 
    $4.99
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    You’ll Need: 1

    8" Compound Action Pliers by Ashland™

    Item # 10483275 
    $36.99
 
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Instructions
Step 1

Trim Magnolia stems off the bush. If needed, trim the stem shorter and push it into the grapevine wreath form. Continue to add Magnolias until the wreath is covered.

Step 2

Cut multiple stem sections from the eucalyptus bush and push the ends into the grapevine wreath until the wreath is full.

Step 3

Cut stems off the ranunculus and lavender bushes and fill in between the eucalyptus leaves.
TIP: Before you glue in any stems, take a photo to see the wreath in eternity and adjust as needed.

Step 4

Once you are happy with the design, add hot glue to permanently hold the stems in place.

Share your project photos with #MakeItWithMichaels

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