I vividly remember making these Poinsettia flowers out of construction paper as a kid and I thought they might be super cute in felt so I headed to Hobby Lobby for all the stuff I’d need to make what I had pictured in my head. I doesn’t always happen this way, but it came out exactly as I’d pictured. I love the bold, festive colors of this simple wreath.
What You’ll Need:
- Styrofoam Wreath Form
- White and Red Yarn
- Red and Yellow Felt
- Needle and thread
- Hot Glue Gun
- Bright Green Ribbon
Start by cutting your red felt into 3″ x 2.5″ rectangles. I tried making several different sizes but this size looked best. Then simply freehand leaf shapes lengthwise out of the rectangles as shown below. Using 5 petals for each flower, pinch the end and sew them together in a circle shape.
For the center, cut a 1″ by 3″ strip of yellow felt and cut notches all along one side as shown below. I guard one side with a straight edge and then quickly cut the notches with a rotary cutter. Roll up and sew into the center of your Poinsettia. I made three in the same size for this wreath.
Next make 2″ marks with a pencil all the way around your wreath as shown below (mine ended up with one 1″ spot which I marked for the spot to hang the ribbon. Wrap your wreath with yarn, alternating red and white. You can hot glue ends when you end/start a color or simply tie them together.
Then just hot glue your Poinsettias to your wreath and hang with the green ribbon.
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I love the bold, graphic poinsettias. Fun wreath project!
Thanks so much, Colleen!
I absolutely love this wreath! Thanks so much for the step by step instructions for the pointsettias! I shared this on my Some Kind of Wonderful party! Thanks again for sharing!
Thank you Kelli!
I love your wreath! I’m a new visitor. Cute ideas on your blog. Come link on my party every Tuesday if you’d like. You are crafty! http://atozebracelebrations.com/2012/11/tuesday-linky-party-2.html
Thanks Nancy!