The Easter Wreath to Spring Wreath transformation is only slightly more work than the St. Patty's Day Wreath to Easter Wreath transformation was. I don't even have any tutorial pics because I knew where a great tutorial was. All you need is a few sheets of felt in whatever color(s) you want, safety pins (optional), and pearl-headed or other pins.
So, here are the steps:
1 - follow this tutorial to make as many little flowers are you want. I chose to cut a sheet of felt into 4 rectangles and used those to make ovals rather than circles. It worked just as well. And if you're like me and hate hand-sewing, use two safety pins across the back to secure the flowers. Since these are going on a wreath rather than to be worn as an accessory, you can get away with this. Though I have sewn these before and they really are super easy.
2 - remove the eggs from your Easter Wreath and either store until next year or let your 14-month old use them to continue to learn about gravity, like me. (If you don't have the Easter Wreath to start with, you can follow this tutorial to make a wreath base for the Changing Seasons Wreath and then follow this tutorial to add the greenery.)
3 - place the flowers as desired on your wreath using a pearl-headed pin (or another sewing pin if you can't find any - just push the tip of the pin in further if you don't want it to be visible.) I tried to put them near the felt "leaves."
And you're done! Super easy and will last until you get bored. I might add some more (and bigger) flowers over the next few days.
I'll be linking to the parties on the left.
That is neat!! I love the green around the wreath. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteSo cute...where do you find your felt? I am having the hardest time finding good felt!
ReplyDeleteI love this, it is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks, girls!
ReplyDeleteActually, I know it's probably a huge crafting sin, but when I use felt I don't worry about it being nice wool felt. I buy the cheap stuff at either Hobby Lobby or Hancock Fabrics. Either on the bolt or in the printer-paper sized sheets for a quarter. I may have picked some up at Wal-Mart a time or two as well. I might use wool felt if it was for something more permanent, though, and the only place I know to get that is at Hobby Lobby. I'm guessing Michael's might carry it, too, but our Michael's is too far away for me to be a regular there.
So pretty! Love it!
ReplyDeletegorgeous! thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday! all the best and hope to see you next week!
ReplyDeleteVisiting from My Frugal Family. This is really cute. TFS.
ReplyDeleteOh - I love this! Come plant your creative seeds at my new blog party: Plant a Punkin Seed at Punkin Seed Productions. Its usually on Friday but it's up all this week because I'm doing a little give away! Hope to see you there!
ReplyDeleteKristi
Punkin Seed Productions
That is so pretty and fun! Thanks for linking up to my craft challenge.
ReplyDelete-Crystal
Oh I just love this! I would love for you to link this up at my Bring In The Spring party! It starts tonight!
ReplyDeleteAw, pretty! And so perfect for spring!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking this to A Little Craft Therapy with Life in the Pitts
Thanks so much for planting your creative seed! You know I love this! Come back and plant more creative seeds on Friday and see "hoo" won the owl!
ReplyDeleteKristi
Punkin Seed Productions
This is very pretty - and all ready for Spring :) Thanks for posting. I'll be back - I'm following now.
ReplyDeleteanother super cute wreath! Love it! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I'm going to attempt this. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteYou've been featured! Come grab your button and wear it with pride girl!!!
ReplyDeleteKristi
Punkin Seed Productions
Super cute!! Thanks for linking up!!
ReplyDeleteStopping by from New Friend Friday and totally loving this wreath! How cute!
ReplyDeleteI love your wreath! It's so pretty! I'm thinking of making a new one soon... I'm bored with mine..
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining Get Your Craft on Thursday! Please join me next week for another great party!
Can't believe I missed this last month. It is lovely. I'm linking on Facebook :)
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