2. Before you begin tying florals to the wreath, lay out your florals and choose how you would like them arranged on your wreath. Decide if you will go all the way around the wreath or just down the bottom like a half-moon shape.  

3. Lay your first piece on top of the wreath, hold it down with one hand, loop over your string twice, tie a double knot, pull it tight, and cut the loose tails off the knot to keep your work neat. 

4. Repeat this step, layering the next piece over the stem of the first piece so they touch.  

5. Once you have worked your way around the wreath and have used 3/4 of your floral and foliage pieces, use the same method and work backwards so that the stems start to face the same way and you’re not left with a gap.   

 6. Use a chunkier piece or ribbons to cover the stems. You can always slip in other bits of foliage into the ties to add volume to your wreath.   

 7. For extra festive flare, you can add Christmas ornaments or gold-painted dried foliage.  

 8. Tie a long piece of ribbon to the top of your wreath and hang it on your door or wall.  

 Voila!