Fourth of July Pinwheel Wreath- DIY
Hey everyone! I’m so excited to be sharing my latest craft concoction with you today on the blog just in time for the Fourth of July!
I don’t know about you all, but the Fourth of July is one of my absolute favorite holidays. Not only do I love celebrating our independence and freedom as a nation, but I love all of the traditions. Red, white, and blue everything, waving American flags, grilling out with family and friends, and of course who can forget the amazing fireworks?! I mean, it’s pretty much the perfect celebration.
So of course I love decorating for the 4th and showing off my patriotism, which is why today I’m sharing how to make this beautiful and easy Fourth of July Pinwheel Wreath. The pinwheels just scream summertime to me, and the beautiful red, white, and blue felt colors really pop with the rustic grapevine wreath.
Want to know how to make it? Let’s get started!
Fourth of July Pinwheel Wreath
Supplies Needed:
- 1 Large Grapevine Wreath Form
- 3 Felt Sheets in Red, Navy Blue, and White
- Red Twine
- Miniature Clothespin
- Stars & Stripe Ribbon
- Hot Glue Gun with Glue
- Scissors
Begin by cutting out 4, 3×3 squares in both Navy Blue and White using this template.
Stack one blue square on top of a white square and trim to size as needed.
Starting with a stack of squares, carefully cut slits inwards from each corner, without going all of the way.
Begin bringing every other corner to the center, hot gluing as you go.
Below is what it will look like completed.
Lastly, glue a small red circle to the center of the pinwheel.
Repeat process for remaining pinwheels. For variation, I did two with the white side facing up, and two with the navy side facing up.
Next, hot glue the pinwheels onto the grapevine wreath.
Cut out three stars (2 red, 1 white) using this template, and hang by twine with miniature clothespin. I secured the twine on the wreath by tying it at an angle towards the back part of the wreath.
Hang wreath on door with ribbon and enjoy your beautiful, patriotic Fourth of July wreath!
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Hope you enjoyed today’s Fourth of July Pinwheel Wreath tutorial, and if you loved it, please give it a share! 🙂 What fun plans do you have for the 4th this year? I’d love to hear them in my comments!
Thanks for stopping by!- Cara
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This is so cute and perfect for the 4th! Looks like a great DIY, I’ll have to try. 🙂
Thank-you! Such an easy way to decorate for the 4th! 🙂
So easy and fun! I don’t craft very often but it’s so fun when I do get the time to work on a project! 4th of July is one of my favorite holidays too, this is a fun decoration!
Laura | Laura Aime Vous
Thank-you! I agree, I wish I had more time to dedicate to crafting because it is fun to do! Hope you have a great 4th! 🙂
Thats really cute and super simple! Love the festive decor!
Thank-you! It really brightened up my door! 🙂
I love this wreath! I wish I had somewhere to hang a wreath, because I would be making this if I did! Great tutorial, Cara! I cannot wait to see what else you plan to share this summer!
Thank-you! Aw, bummer you don’t have anywhere to hang one! I’m super excited for my projects ahead, and hope you’ll like them! 🙂
This is so cute! I made my first wreath for football season not long ago but haven’t tried anything else! <3, Pamela Sequins & Sea Breezes
Thank-you! I bet your football wreath is so cute!
I adore this! Looks easy enough to make too, adorable! I’m sure your door is the cutest on the block!
Thank-you so much! It’s very easy to put together, my 4 year old even helped with the putting the red circles on the pinwheels! 🙂
That’s adorable. I love the stars the most.
Thank-you! They were kind of a last minute add-on decision and I love how they look!
What a cute idea! I don’t have very many Fourth of July decorations. Thanks for sharing!
Thank-you! It’s one of those holidays that sneaks up on us, I think. I always enjoy decorating for it, though! 🙂
I love love love this wreath!!!!! The pinwheels are so fun and of course you have to have the stars. Very festive and classy!
Thank-you! 🙂 Pinwheels just scream summertime to me and remind me of when I was little and used to beg my grandparents to buy the little plastic ones for me in the dollar store-haha
This is so cute! Love the pinwheels.
Thanks Julie! The pinwheels are so fun!
This is SO cute!! I wish I was crafty…I try so hard, but it just never works out in my favor! Haha!
xo, Lily
Beauty With Lily
Thank-you! Haha, girl you could definitely make this, it’s super easy! 🙂
I never knew making pinwheels were that easy.
& I love those little clothes pins with the stars.
This is adorable!
Thank-you! Yep, they are super easy to make, and I about squealed with excitement when I saw the mini clothespin in dollar tree. I mean can you get any cuter than that?! haha
I love this DIY! I just might have to try this myself even though I am not sure artsy!! haha Hopefully it turns out as good as yours:)
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Thank-you! It’s not hard at all, Hannah. Let me know if you have any questions and hope you love it! 🙂
This is so cute! I just love the little felt pinwheels! I am going to be saving this to my 4th of July Pinterest board!
– Jaclyn
Thank-you, it was fun to make! Thanks for the share! 🙂
This is SO cute and easy!! I love the pinwheels.
Thank-you! It’s probably one of my favorite wreaths to-date and it’s super simple to make! 🙂
Now that is just adorable! I love how simple it is to make as well.
Thanks Brittany! Such a quick and easy way to dress up your door for the 4th! 🙂
Nice job. Really cool for the 4th.
Thanks!
So, so cute! I LOVE how festive this is, and it can be used throughout the year too…Memorial Day and all!
Thank-you! Exactly. With my husband being a Veteran, I can even see hanging it for Veteran’s Day too! 🙂
This is so cute! I’m not a very crafty person but I’m pretty sure that I could make this. 🙂 Pinning!
Thank-you! It’s not hard at all and such an easy way to decorate for the 4th! 🙂
This is super cute! I love the step by step photos for the pin wheels. Definitely think I would be lost at that part without them. Going to a baseball game on the 4th, I’m pretty excited, what’s more American than that?
Thank-you! Glad you found the tutorial helpful! Hope you have an awesome time at your baseball game! 🙂
This is so cute! You should sell these on Easy!
Greta | http://www.gretahollar.com
Thanks Greta! Great idea! 🙂
This is too cute! You have the best DIY’s! Love how festive it is <3
Green Fashionista
Thank-you! Red, white, and blue are simply the prettiest color combo for summer time! 🙂
Awe, that is so cute!
Thanks Renee! 🙂
Never thought of making a 4th of July wreath. Plan to make one this year, thanks for the idea. 🙂
You’re welcome! Hope you enjoy making it! 🙂
Love love love this cute DIY! Gonna make it a craft day with my little one for this idea.
Thank-you! That sounds like an awesome way to spend the day! 🙂
This is such a cute idea! I never thought about making pin wheels out of felt. It turned out great!
Thank-you so much! Glad you liked it! 🙂
Oh I just love that garland on the top! This is so festive and PERFECT for the upcoming holiday! You are so dang crafty!
Thanks Chrissa! The 4th is probably one of my fave holidays! 🙂
How cute! And so easy to make, too. Pinning 🙂
Thank-you! & thanks for sharing 🙂
That’s super cute! I particularly love the stars being held up by the tiny little paper clips. I also really like the wreath-form you chose 🙂
Thanks Kristin! Aren’t the mini clothespin the cutest? Found them at dollar tree! 🙂
So cute! The girls and i were making 4th of July pinwheels to decorate their rooms, but using felt would have been MUCH easier, and lasts longer than paper too. Love how this turned out.
Thank-you! Aw, I bet they loved that!
Oh wow I love this!! I haven’t decorated at all but this seems so easy and quick!
Thanks, it is so easy! I’m all about crafts that don’t require hours upon hours to make!-haha
Pinwheel perfection!! Super cute and unique from others I’ve seen. Fantastic job gorgeous!!
Thank-you!! 🙂
Super cute! I think my favorite part is the little stars hanging from the top, so simple yet super cute and festive.
Thanks Sarah! I really like the stars too! 🙂
I saw this on Instagram and I was like “MUST FIND POST!” You are so dang creative and this seems (relatively) easy so hopefully I can recreate it. Love this my gorgeous friend! XO -Kim
Aw thank-you Kim! It’s really not hard at all to put together, hope you’ll give it a try! 🙂
CARA! This is SO SO cute and festive, I love it so much! Thanks so much for sharing with us. I have had craft withdrawls lately too. So much I want to make, but busy being outside enjoying Summer, haha!
Thank-you! Exactly, the struggle is real. I have so much I want to make but it’s all about finding the time to! Have a great 4th! 🙂
I love how simple this wreath is! It’s festive without being too busy. So pretty.
Thank-you! I debated adding lettering to the stars but I’m with you I like the simplicity of it. 🙂
This is so cute!
Thanks Chelsea!
Cara,
This is so sweet! I’ve enjoyed looking around your lovely blog so much. I would love for you to stop by and link up your creative projects. Hope to see you there. Have a great week. http://diy180site.blogspot.com/2016/07/dishing-it-and-digging-it-link-party-105.html
Thank-you! Absolutely, I’d love to, thanks for inviting me!
Very pretty! It seems very easy to make.
Thanks Patricia! It’s super easy to put together, and so festive for the 4th or all summer really! 🙂