Felt Christmas Wreath: Quick and Easy DIY!
Easy Felt Christmas Wreath Idea
So, this wreath! I think it is fair to say that I like the warmth that felt gives to a project; one of my all-time favorite Christmas projects is this Felt Holly Garland I made several years ago. And this Winter Felt Pillow sits on our bed from December through March.
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If you are looking for an easy indoor wreath project, this is it. The ‘hardest’ part (which really isn’t ‘hard’, just time consuming) would be cutting out a bunch of leaves, which you could do with your Cricut or Silhouette or by hand in front of the TV one night (or you could just buy the cut leaves here).
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With all the distractions in my world right now, I found it easier and cheaper (time is money!) to buy the needle felted berries than to make them! They come in a variety of colors from this vendor.
And to be honest, there really isn’t much of a ‘tutorial’ to speak of here.
If there was a tutorial, it would be something like this…” glue leaves on wreath base and then glue berries on top.”
So this isn’t as much of a tutorial as much as it is an idea for a felt leave Christmas wreath. That being said, I have 2 tips shared below.
Material Needed for Felt Christmas Wreath
If you can’t find what you need, Michaels will have supplies for most every crafting need under the sun. You can order online here and have it shipped or you can pick it up at your convenience.
My Tips for Making a Quick Felt Christmas Wreath
- Do distribute your leaves equally around the base of the wreath so that you don’t run out at the end
- Plan to tie a bow at the place you start and finish since you will inevitably have a wee space there.
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Lastly, if you are looking for more DIY Cricut projects, check out these leather cord keepers that I used my Cricut to make. They make fantastic gifts as well!
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Your felt Christmas wreath is so pretty. The felt just gives such a warm and cozy feeling.
Thank Jenny. I love felt during the Holidays!
I absolutely adore the colors that you used in this wreath. They are very soft and subtle and indicate a cozy holiday!
Thanks Jessa…I do love the colors too. The wreath looks lovely on my daughter’s door.
Lynn, i love the delicate colors and presentation of your felt wreath. This inspires me to create something with felt!
Thanks Rachelle!
I love the simplicity of your wreath! The shades of green are perfect!
It was so very simple Cherryl…just my kind of project!
I love making things with felt. Your wreath is so pretty in that soft green felt.
I love felt especially this time of the year.