I want to show you a beautiful patriotic wreath. This post will show you how to make an American flag grapevine wreath for your front door.
For some time now, I have wanted to make an American Flag Wreath for my front door. Did you know that in some States the purchasing of an American flag is tax exempt? That was a pleasant surprise. In fact, I did a little research on it.
American Flags are tax exempt in Connecticut, Florida, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. California and Vermont, if sold by or to tax-exempt Veteran’s organizations. Tennessee, it is tax exempt if sold by a nonprofit organization. Virginia, if sold by a government agency.
the American Flag
Why is the American flag an important symbol?
The American flag is a symbol of freedom, liberty, justice and a love for one’s country. It represents a source of pride and unity for all Americans.
What do the colors on the flags mean?
- Red: valor and bravery
- White: purity and innocence
- Blue: vigilance, perseverance, and justice

Why are there 7 red and 6 white stripes?
Today the flag consists of 13 horizontal stripes, seven red alternating with six white. The stripes represent the original 13 Colonies.
How many stars are on the American Flag?
There are 50 stars that represent the 50 states of the Union.
AMAZING that there have been 27 versions of the American Flag since the original in 1777!
red, white & Blue Decor Ideas
Today, I am honored to be joining some of my blogger friends to bring you red, white & blue decor ideas for your home. Thank you to my dear friend, Pasha at Pasha Is Home for hosting. If you don’t follow her, you should. Pasha has a gorgeous home and has wonderful styling tips.
If you have come over from Rachel at The Ponds Farmhouse, welcome. Did you not love her 4th of July touches? Rachel always has great ideas for decorating.

How To Make An American Flag Grapevine Wreath Tutorial
Supplies
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- 20″ Grapevine Wreath
- 5 x 3 Cotton Fade Proof American Flag
- Rubber Band
- Bunch White Flowers of Choice (cut a part)
- Ribbon (to hide the rubber band & to hang)
1. Drape the Flag


I am using a 20″ grapevine wreath. A 3 x 5 fabric flag will fit a 20″ or smaller grapevine wreath. If you want a larger wreath, you will need a larger flag as well.

You will neatly gather the flag and wrap it around from one side to the other. Try to let the blue and white stars show.


You can use a rubber band or ponytail holder to tie the two ends of the flag together. A decorative piece of ribbon can be used to hide the rubber band. A knot is tied to the back and trim the extra ribbon.
2. Add White Flowers


Cut the stems of the miniature white roses approximately 1 inch. Begin to work the roses around one side of the flag into the grapevine. You will not need glue. Of course, you can use hot glue gun or Quick Dry Tacky Glue. However, I worked the stems into the grapevine, and they were pretty secured.
3. Create Loop To hang


You can use a piece of strap ribbon to make a loop and knot tie it on the back of the grapevine wreath. With scissors, you can trim the long tails of the ribbons.
The finished project

This wreath with the flag draped on it looks very elegant on the front door. I love the subtleness of the white roses. Let the flag be the main focus.


This wreath is super easy to make in a matter of minutes. It requires no glue! Just a few supplies and you can make a patriotic American flag grapevine wreath for your home.
Next up is my good friend, Wendy at WM Design House. She has stunning printables available. Wait until you see her tablescape for the 4th of July! It’s stunning!
Be sure to click on the links to each of the bloggers below. You will not want to miss seeing their wonderful red, white & blue decor ideas.
More Patriotic Inspiration from My Fellow Bloggers

DIY Patriotic Door Basket // The Tattered Pew
How to Set a Red, White, and Blue Table // Cottage in the Mitten
8 Easy Ways to Add Americana to Your Decor // White Arrows Home

4th of July Party Favors // Eleanor Rose Home
How To Decorate Your Coastal Cottage for the 4th of July // The Ponds Farmhouse
How To Make An American Flag Grapevine Wreath // White Lilac Farmhouse

7 FREE Dinner Party Printables – 4th of July Ideas // WM Design House
Easy and Effortless Americana Decor Ideas for the Entryway // Pasha is Home
Easy Red, White, and Blue Patriotic Table Setting for the Holidays // Southern Crush at Home

Red White and Blue Faux Leather Vase // Amy Sadler Designs
Patriotic Pool Party Ideas // A Stroll Through Life
Favorite Red, White & Blue Decorations
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Have an amazing day, sweet friend!

Rachel Harper says
Tammy,
I love how our flag wreath turned out. It’s beautiful.
Tammy says
Thank you so much, Rachel.
Leslie Watkins says
Who knew that flags were tax exempt in some states? Love that wreath! Inspiration for redoing the disc on my front porch. Happy Summer, friend!
Tammy says
Happy summer, Leslie. Yes, who knew right? Glad you liked the wreath.
Kim Waldorf says
Your flag wreath turned out so good! Nice job, Tammy!
Tammy says
Thank you, Kim.
Marty says
I would have never thought to add a flag to a wreath, but it is genius. I love it. Thanks for the tips and ideas.
Tammy says
Thank you so much, Marty.
Heidi says
This flag wreath is so unique and beautiful!!! Loved reading your facts about the flag, and I had no idea flags were tax exempt here in Ma!
Tammy says
Heidi, never did I until purchasing it and doing some research. Glad you enjoyed the post.
Wendy McMonigle McMonigle says
Love this patriotic wreath and all your festive decor. I really need to make on of these.
Tammy says
Thank you, Wendy. I love making wreaths.
Pasha is Home says
This wreath is so cute Tammy! It looks perfect on your front door!!
Tammy says
Thank you, Pasha.
Melanie Ferguson says
Oh, Tammy! I just love how simple this idea is! You make it look so easy! So many patriotic holidays coming up to use this wreath for decorating! You’re so creative! Thank you so much for sharing your talents!
Tammy says
Thank you, Melanie. I appreciate your comment.
S.E. says
(d) The flag should never be used as wearing apparel, bedding, or drapery. It should never be festooned, drawn back, nor up, in folds, but always allowed to fall free.
Tammy says
Thank you so much for your comment and letting me know.