Gorgeous DIY Spring Wreath with Felt Flowers

Make this easy and colorful DIY Spring Wreath with Felt Flowers to dress up your front door for spring! The flowers are bright, colorful, and beautiful!

Gorgeous DIY Spring Wreath with Felt Flowers

So I know it’s not officially spring until March 20th, but after months of cold and snow, I’m ready to welcome spring flowers and warmer weather. Spring is one of my favorite seasons and I think it’s so beautiful to watch everything re-bloom and to see all of the colors around us be brought back to life.

With that in mind, in today’s tutorial I’m sharing how to create a gorgeous DIY Spring Wreath with Felt Flowers. This beautiful and colorful spring wreath is so easy to create and will definitely make you excited for the gorgeous spring months ahead.

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How to Make DIY Spring Wreath with Felt Flowers

To help make things simple for you, I’ve included step-by-step instructions and photos below with all the recommended supplies you’ll need. Let’s Get Started!

Recommended Supplies for DIY Spring Wreath:

Large Foam Wreath Form
Burlap Ribbon
Felt Sheets in Magenta, Lilac, Turquoise, Purple, and Bright Green (or colors of choice)
Floral Pearl Picks
1 Small Strand of Yarn
Hot Glue Gun & Glue
Scissors
Sharpie Marker

Step 1: Begin wrapping wreath with burlap, overlapping as you go to ensure coverage of the white underneath.

Once you have wrapped the burlap all the way around, secure the end with hot glue and cut away any fringe.

Step 2: Using a sharpie marker, begin tracing a large petal shape onto the felt sheets. The petal sizes do not necessarily have to be completely uniform; it all just depends on the size of flower you want to create.

Once finished tracing, carefully cut out each petal and cut two thin strips for the flower center. Using scissors, cut small slits across the strips as can be seen on the dark purple strips below.

Step 3: Tightly roll up the fringe strips to create the flower center and hot glue the end piece to connect.

Step 4: Glue two of the petals together to form almost a slight heart shape and hot glue the flower center piece towards the bottom of the petals.

Repeat gluing process with an additional two petals to form the initial flower shape.

Step 5: Begin gluing additional petals to create completed flower shape. To create small flowers, I recommend adding an additional 5 petals for a total of 9, and to create a larger flower I recommend adding 6-7 petals for a total of 11.

Below is a completed 9 petal flower. I also glued a small lilac circle to the center of the flower for a nice contrast.

This one is a larger flower with 11 petals total.

Step 6: Repeat above process to create additional flowers in other colors for your spring wreath. I ended up creating a total of 6 flowers.

Step 7: Cut out 2 green leaf shapes from the felt for each flower.

Glue leaf shapes to each flower.

Step 8: Glue floral embellishment to side of wreath. I went with one that had pearls on it, as I felt it gave it such a romantic, girly look for this spring wreath.

Step 9: Glue flowers down the side of the wreath intertwining with pearl embellishment.

Aren’t the flowers gorgeous?

Step 10: Cut out 6 small pennants and hot glue to a small piece of yarn. Securely glue across the top of the wreath.

Apply letters with hot glue on each pennant to spell “Spring”. I simply printed out the letters in size 72 font from Microsoft Word onto printer paper and cut to size.

Step 11: Hang and enjoy your beautiful DIY Spring Wreath!

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Feb 29, 2016

112 Comments

Emily wrote:

I love how bright and cheerful your wreath is! I chose it to be my Feature for this week’s Merry Monday party. Hope you’ll come by to grab a “Featured” button and link up with us again!

Posted 3.6.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Aw thank-you so much, Emily! 🙂
  
  Posted 3.7.16 Reply
Cassandra wrote:

This is gorgeous! I wish I was more crafty…

Posted 3.4.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you!
  
  Posted 3.4.16 Reply
Christie wrote:

Nothing says Spring like color, and your wreath does just that! Thanks for sharing it with us at Totally Terrific Tuesday Link Party this week. Be sure to come back! Have a fabulous weekend.

Posted 3.4.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you so much! You too 🙂
  
  Posted 3.4.16 Reply
Amberjane wrote:

So easy for Spring – love it thank you for sharing with Pin worthy Wednesday Cara

Posted 3.2.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you, Amber! 🙂
  
  Posted 3.2.16 Reply
Morgan @ Morgan Manages Mommyhood wrote:

I love this! So pretty and easy!

Posted 3.2.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you!
  
  Posted 3.2.16 Reply
The Southern Thing wrote:

What a cute idea!

Posted 3.1.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you!
  
  Posted 3.2.16 Reply
Jazmine wrote:

Such a really cute wreath!! I love how it turned out. You did a great job.

Posted 3.1.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you so much!
  
  Posted 3.2.16 Reply
Melanie@Toots + Dill wrote:

My winter wreath just met its grand demise…so I’m in the need for a new one! Your wreath is so pretty and I just love the felt flowers! So Spring!!! =)

Posted 3.1.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Oh no! Thank-you, you’ll have to give this one a try 🙂
  
  Posted 3.2.16 Reply
Frugal Mom of 8 wrote:

This is a really cute craft.

Posted 3.1.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you!
  
  Posted 3.2.16 Reply
Tatiana wrote:

Great DIY post! You are so creative!

-Tatiana
We Shop in Heels

Posted 3.1.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you so much!
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Timothy Ferguson wrote:

Great Job!

Posted 3.1.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thanks!
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Lexi wrote:

Oh this is so pretty! And it doesn’t look super hard to make!

Posted 3.1.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! It’s very simple to make!
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Jessica wrote:

Looks so cute! I love felt. Good job!

Posted 3.1.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! I do too, it’s really fun to work with.
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Ashley wrote:

This is sooo cute! My husband and I are in the process of buying a home and I’m in a complete decorating mode!

Posted 3.1.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! We bought ours 2 years ago, and I’m still in decorating mode-haha 🙂
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Aliza B wrote:

Oh my goodness! This is so cute! It turned out adorable and I love the colors that you picked to use.

Posted 3.1.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! The colors really brighten up our front door space.
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Jenn Slavich wrote:

Wow it is so cute! How creative. You even made the flowers! Hats off to you girl! Well done! Love it!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you so much! 🙂
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
LIndsay wrote:

I love this! I need a springy wreath and they’re all so expensive! You are so talented!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! 🙂
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Autumn @ Stay gold Autumn wrote:

This is such a cute tutorial!! I love the colors you chose and it is so smart to wrap the foam with burlap- very cute!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! Burlap wreaths are so versatile!
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
DazzleWhileFrazzled wrote:

Love the colors and the use of the springs of pearls. Felt is so fun to work with! Visiting from You’re Gonna Love It party.

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! 🙂 Felt flowers are really fun to make!
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Kristin wrote:

Super cute. Pinning this for spring break crafting!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thanks Kristin! Enjoy!
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Sarah @ Bows and Clothes wrote:

What an adorable wreath for spring! And it looks easy too! I love burlap!

Sarah
http://mybowsandclothes.blogspot.com/

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! I do too, burlap is so versatile!
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Nicole wrote:

AH, I LOVE THIS. I was so stumped on what kind of wreath to have on our door now that the christmas one is down. I am definitely going to give this a whirl 🙂

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! I’m so glad you like it 🙂
  
  Posted 3.1.16 Reply
Clare Speer wrote:

I absolutely love this… and I love the bright and beautiful colors… yes, spring is in the air!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! It’s so exciting that spring is almost upon us 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Summer @ Coffee With Summer wrote:

Super cute for the springtime! Love this.

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Neely wrote:

I love making wreaths! This one is gorgeous!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Caitlin Elizabeth @ This Brunette Life wrote:

So pretty, and perfect for spring!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Melissa wrote:

I love the touch of pearls and the flowers are gorgeous too!
–Melissa
http://www.melissamchee.com

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! 🙂
  
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jessica wrote:

I made a wreath for a grab bag in Christmas and I love the idea of burlap!! The flowers are perfect for Spring 🙂
xo, Jessica || The Petite Diaries

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! The burlap is a very versatile base for a wreath.
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Alicia wrote:

Seriously I love this! So bright and pretty! 🙂

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Ana wrote:

It turns out ver pretty! So perfect for spring, I’m so over winter! xx
Ana
Indie Suns | Bloglovin’ | Instagram

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! I agree I’m ready for spring!
  
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SMD @ Life According to Steph wrote:

That looks great!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Kailei wrote:

What a cute wreath! Those flowers are adorable and I love this easy DIY! So glad that it’s finally spring time!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! Me too! 🙂
  
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Meg Taylor wrote:

Oh my gosh, I love the colors – this came out so cute. I definitely want to try making felt flowers like those to put on headbands for my goddaughters 🙂

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! It’s not hard at all and I always love the cute headbands little girls wear like that!
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
caitlin @ candyfloss & persie wrote:

Well is that cute or what! I really love it and all the components go so well together!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! 🙂
  
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Ashleigh wrote:

I love this! It’s so perfect for Spring and seems simple enough to make! I could make many lol! Thank you for sharing sharing this wreath diy!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! I hope you’ll give it a try 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Karin Rambo wrote:

This is so pretty! I’ve’ been wanting to update my spring wreath so I’ll keep this tutorial in mind.

Karin | truncationblog.com

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! Glad you liked it 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Cookilicious wrote:

such an awesome idea..lovely tutorial

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you!
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Kate @ Green Fashionista wrote:

So so so ready for spring! Such a cute DIY, love how colorful it is <3
Green Fashionista

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! 🙂 Me too!
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Candy wrote:

This is so cute. I have everything to make it. Your instructions are great and easy to follow.

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! Hope you have fun creating yours! 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Jasmine wrote:

I need to try and do this instead of purchasing wreaths.

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  I love creating homemade wreaths because you can be as creative as you want with them 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Jennifer wrote:

This is perfect for Spring. The colors are so eye catching and really pop!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! I agree, the colors are so vibrant 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Chrissa - Physical Kitchness wrote:

I’ve done a wrapped burlap wreath like this but nothing as colorful and fun! SO CUTE! And you’ve made it so easy!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Leslie wrote:

SO cute! Love, love, love the felt flowers!!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! I love how you could easily switch it up with different types of flowers too 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Aishwarya S wrote:

Your tutorial was flawless! I love how it looks so classy and rich. Love the colours! 🙂

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Kiara Catanzaro wrote:

This is such a cute DIY for spring! Now, all I want in life are real flowers outside my door to bring life to my porch. Thanks for the great step-by-step guide!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! I know, I’m ready to be outside starting on the landscape in our yard too 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Rebecca Jo wrote:

That is ADORABLE!!! & looks like something I could do – not overly complicated.

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! It’s not complicated at all. It took me about 3 hours total, but I was really taking my time with everything and of course stopping with each step to photograph-haha
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Jenn wrote:

EEK! So cute & fun for spring! I love it!!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Andrea wrote:

Makes me smile, so so pretty and Spring Perfect!!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thanks Andrea! Glad you like it 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
ellesees.net wrote:

so cute! i need to get ready for spring now with the decor!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! Spring is a fun season to decorate for 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Amanda Elizabeth - Meet at the Barre wrote:

How perfect for the Spring! I love the colors in it 🙂

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! They really are pretty colors 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
kathy @ more coffee, less talky wrote:

adorable!!!!! i love this and all the colours. spring needs to get here already :s

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! I agree, I don’t think I’ve ever been this anxious for winter to be over-haha
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Lindsey wrote:

I love the bright colors! I’m so ready for spring!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! Me too, girl!
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Chelsea wrote:

What a cute tutorial! Love!!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thanks Chelsea!
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Nadine wrote:

Ahhhhh this is so cute!!! I love that you made everything on it and the colors are so bright and pretty! Spring perfection!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you! I really loved how it turned out 🙂
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply
Sara wrote:

I cannot with you and your ha drawn flowers. AMAZING WORK GIRLIE!!!!!

Posted 2.29.16 Reply
- Kindly Unspoken wrote:
  
  Thank-you, Sara!
  
  Posted 2.29.16 Reply

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Gorgeous DIY Spring Wreath with Felt Flowers