Step 1

Working with one ribbon at a time, begin adding the ribbon to the work wreath. Start on the outside circle.

Step 2

Using the twist ties attached to the wreath, pinch the ribbon and twist the ties. Move the ribbon to the next twist tie, making sure to leave a lot of "ease" in the ribbon. Measure the length of ribbon between each tie. As you work around the wreath, make sure that you leave the same amount of ribbon between each tie to give the wreath some uniformity.

Step 3

Keep working around the wreath until you get back to where you started. You can then either cut the ribbon flush and tie it into the first twist tie, or leave a "tail" on the ribbon that will hang down the bottom of the wreath when finsihed.

Step 4

Repeat this process with another ribbon.

Step 5

You will attach the ribbon with the same twist ties each time, creating layers of ribbon.

Step 6

I recommend starting with the wider ribbons and leaving the narrower ribbons for the top layers.

Step 7

Keep working until you get the "look" you want.

Step 8

When you are done, you will need to "fluff" the ribbons to arrange them the way you like them. Then, use the wire in the ribbon to shape the wreath.

Step 9

Get the "Land of Liberty" SVG from our Cricut Library. Upload it to Cricut Design space.

Step 10

Cut an extra piece of ribbon slightly wider than your wreath. Measure the ribbon.

Step 11

In Cricut Design Space, change the dimensions of the "liberty" image so that it will fit on the ribbon.

Step 12

Cut it out of iron on vinyl. (Make sure you mirror your image in Design Space)

Step 13

Remove the extra vinyl.

Step 14

Place the iron-on onto the top of the ribbon in the center.

Step 15

Place a ironing sheet ontop of this.

Step 16

Using your Cricut EasyPress adhere the viyl to the ribbon. You will set the temperature to 315 and adhere for 30 seconds.

Step 17

Remove the plastic backing and attach the ribbon to the wreath using the existing twist ties.