Grapevine Wreath with Lemons & Blueberries
This is a repost of a grapevine wreath with lemons and blueberries from a couple of years ago, but I couldn’t resist sharing it again because I absolutely love the combination of bright yellow lemons and rich, deep blueberries! This stunning wreath was designed by Adam Knight of Knights Designs by Adam. While the exact products he used from Trendy Tree are now sold out or likely discontinued, there are plenty of similar florals and ribbons available to achieve the same beautiful look. So, I’m excited to share it with you again!
Lemons & Blueberries
Lemons and blueberries make a beautiful combination for home décor and wreath-making. The bright yellow of lemons adds a cheerful touch, while the deep blue of blueberries brings a nice contrast.
When combined with florals and greenery, they create a fresh, inviting look perfect for any door or space. This style of wreath isn’t just for the front door—it would also look great in a kitchen or on a back porch!
With forsythias and daffodils starting to bloom, it’s the perfect time to bring a little spring indoors. The weather may be unpredictable—cool and damp one day, warm and stormy the next—but a bright, sunny wreath is always in season!
Get the Look: Alternative Supplies from Trendy Tree for Your DIY Wreath
Sign
The blueberry sign is a 10″ square and resembles a framed print, but it’s not. If blueberries aren’t your thing, there are several different styles of signs in this same size.
Ribbon
Adam created a gorgeous hand-tied bow for this wreath, and it adds such a beautiful touch! But if making bows by hand feels tricky, don’t worry—you can always use a bowmaker to make the process easier. I’d recommend the EZ Bowmaker or the Pro Bow 4-in-1 for beginners. These tools simply hold your ribbon in place, which might not sound like much, but trust me, it makes a big difference! Plus, they have measurement markings to help keep your loops and tails even. I can’t tell you how many bows I’ve had to redo because my loops were uneven when tying by hand—some of us are just bow-challenged!
tips
- Use wired ribbon – It’s very forgiving and holds its shape well.
- Practice, practice, practice – The more you make, the easier it gets!
- Start small – Begin with a simple, small bow and work your way up to larger ones.
- Keep it simple at first – Use one ribbon style or size before experimenting with multiple ribbons.
- Practice with budget-friendly ribbon – Sam’s Club has beautiful 50-yard spools, perfect for practice. Once you’re ready, check out Trendy Tree’s huge ribbon selection!
- Secure your bow properly – Use zip ties, chenille stems, or floral wire. Chenille stems are great for beginners since they can be undone and reused.
- Use wire cutters for zip ties – Don’t ruin your scissors! Use wire cutters to trim zip tie tails.
Here are a couple of bow tutorials to help you learn how to make a beautiful bow. Whether you’re a beginner or just looking to refine your technique, these step-by-step guides will make the process easier!
Knight’s Designs by Adam
Adam Knight is not only a talented designer but also a fantastic teacher who makes wreath-making fun and approachable for everyone. His eye for color and detail brings each design to life, and his tutorials are always easy to follow!
If you’re not a crafter but still want a beautiful wreath, be sure to check out Adam’s Etsy shop—he has wreaths for all seasons, ready to ship! And don’t forget to drop by his Facebook page and say hello. Tell him Jeannie sent you!
Adam’s Etsy shop – Knights Designs by Adam))
Facebook page: Knights Designs by Adam
