There’s something so satisfying about making your own decor, and this Felt Wreath DIY is a project you’ll absolutely love.
Whether you’re crafting for the holidays, adding a pop of color to your walls, or creating a thoughtful gift, these wreaths are versatile and oh-so-charming.
The best part? They’re surprisingly easy to make and completely customizable to your style! You can play with colors, textures, and patterns to design a wreath that’s uniquely yours.
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How to Make a Felt Wreath
Start by gathering all your supplies: felt sheets in various colors, an embroidery hoop (or wreath frame), scissors, and ribbon or twine. Once you’ve got everything ready, separate the embroidery hoop into two rings, and then cut your felt into strips of different widths.
Tie the strips onto the hoop with double knots, pushing them tightly together for a full, fluffy look.
When you’re done, trim any excess, attach your ribbon or twine, and hang your new wreath!
The number of felt strips depends on the thickness of your strips and how tightly you tie them. On average, you’ll need around 30-50 strips to cover a 10-inch wreath.
Absolutely! You can embellish your wreath with buttons, beads, small artificial flowers, or even a cute bow to personalize it.
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How to make a Felt Wreath
Ingredients
- Felt sheets in various colors
- 10" embroidery hoop or a styrofoam wreath frame
- Ribbon or twine
Instructions
- Remove any labels from the embroidery hoop or wreath base.
- Loosen the screw on the embroidery hoop and separate the two rings, which can be used to create two wreaths if desired.
- Choose your felt colors, organizing them into a rainbow or your preferred palette.
- Cut the felt into strips of varying widths (skinny and fat pieces work best), approximately 9" long. For a 10" hoop, you’ll need around 100 strips.
- Begin tying felt strips around the hoop, securing them with double knots.
- Use key positions (12, 3, 6, and 9 o’clock) as starting points, and work your way around.
- Push the strips tightly together to create a full, fluffy appearance.
- Trim any uneven ends to give the wreath a polished look. Attach a ribbon or twine to the top for hanging.
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