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How to Make a Felt Christmas Wreath

Have you started your Felt Christmas Wreath for the season? We are all familiar with the song that goes “Deck the halls with boughs of holly, Fa la la la la, la la la la…” However, your halls aren’t the only places you should be decking this Christmas. Your front door, windows, mantel, and walls all deserve to be decorated. The perfect décor object for all of these areas is a felt Christmas wreath. Why is a felt wreath the best décor object? Because it can be used any time of year.

How to Make a Felt Christmas Wreath

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Image via: Etsy – Heart of Home Design – Red Felt Ruffle Wreath

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This Santa inspired red felt wreath is perfect for your door!

Image via: Etsy – Second Star Stitches – Santa felt wreath

Christmas Wreath Supplies:

1 yard of red felt fabric or felt fabric circles

10-inch foam wreath

Small dressmaker pins

Pinking shears

Permanent Marker

Thimble (optional)

Sponge brush (optional)

Acrylic paint

Hot glue gun & glue sticks

Ribbon for hanging

Felt Christmas Wreath Video:

Christmas Wreath Instructions:

  1. Using the sharpie, trace the can in little circles on the red felt fabric.
  2. Use the pinking shears to cut out each of the circles. You can cut rows on the fabric first before cutting single circles.
  3. Take one circle and fold it twice to make a quarter shape. Attach its corner to the foam wreath with a pin.
  4. Repeat the same process and attach the second circle next to the previous one. Their corners should align.
  5. Attach two more circles and ensure their corners align with those of the previous two circles. The four quarter pieces should form a full circle. Fluff the pieces.
  6. Attach more quarter pieces as you fluff them until you fill the entire wreath.
  7. Cut a small piece from the ribbon and attach it to the wreath with hot glue or pins.
  8. Paint your letter with acrylic paint and leave it to dry. Affix it to the wreath with hot glue.
  9. Display your wreath wherever you want.

Nothing spells Christmas like a bright red wreath. If you want to show your love for the season, make this felt Christmas wreath. The best thing about it is that it doesn’t require many supplies. You can also alter it to fit other occasions of the year like the Fourth of July or Valentine’s Day.

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  1. Holly says

    December 19, 2015 at 6:16 pm

    These are amazing! I love that they are so simple, but so nice and really bring out the fun of the Holidays! I think I will try my hand at making one!

    Reply
    • Ronique Gibson says

      December 20, 2015 at 9:06 pm

      Thanks Holly! Yes they are super simple and look awesome 🙂

      Reply
  2. Lindsay @ The DIY Mommy says

    December 20, 2016 at 12:12 pm

    Love these! The wreath is of full looking. This would look great indoors our outdoors 🙂

    Reply
  3. Pale Blue Corner says

    December 22, 2016 at 4:51 am

    This looks great and your tutorial is so easy to follow. Thanks for showing us!
    Cheers,
    Emese

    Reply

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