Neutral Winter Wreath

Bridge the weeks and months between December and Spring holidays with this beautiful monochromatic Neutral Winter Wreath.

Oh, how I love to use grapevine wreaths! I don’t know what it is about them, but I find them so much easier to customize and arrange than traditional faux pine wreaths.

So when I needed to create a Neutral Winter Wreath to coordinate with my Winter Wonderland-themed dining room, I knew instantly I wanted to grab a white grapevine wreath and white & wintery floral pics to decorate it.

The white berries were a must-have as well. I think the snowflake adds a nice touch and I’m really enjoying the monochromatic look.

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Neutral Winter Wreath Materials

• White Grapevine Wreath
• Neutral White and/ or Grey Wintery/ Snowy Floral Pics
• White Berry Pics
• Large Snowflake Ornament
• Wire Cutters

Neutral Winter Wreath Steps

1: If you can’t find a white grapevine wreath, you can easily spray paint a brown one with some Rustoleum chalk paint. I found mine at Michael’s. Rotate it until you find where you want the top of the wreath to orient.

2: Start by laying some of the pics on top of the wreath to see where you’d like to place them. For these grapevine wreaths, I like to focus on one corner and have the pics point out in both directions from a central point.

3: Bend the metal stems of the pics to form a hook and shove them between the branches of the wreath. The hooks will catch on the branches, helping to keep the pics in place.

4: Place a large snowflake ornament in the center of the pic focal point. I wedged mine in place and secured it with some of the metal stems from the pics as needed.

5: Finally,  place the white berry stems all around the remainder of the wreath. Mine came with several stems on one pic, so I used wire cutters to clip them off and place them individually.

That’s it! Decorating grapevine wreaths is so super easy and it makes me feel like I have some serious floral arranging skills even though I clearly don’t lol. It’s all smoke and mirrors, folks! All I’m saying is that if I can make one, you can make one, too. You can even find all of these exact items at Michael’s right now for at least 50% off! Making placing and poking stuff into this Neutral Winter Wreath was a lot of fun and I’m very pleased with how well it blends with my Winter Wonderland themed dining room.