Burlap Wreath with Felt Flowers Tutorial
Hi there! I’m so excited to be sharing this project with you and hope you find it easy to follow along with! We will be making a Burlap Wreath with Felt Flowers that looks something like this:

For this project I used:
- 1 yard of burlap fabric – 45″ wide
- 1/4 yard each of three coordinating cotton fabrics
- Glue and a glue gun
- 1 Straw Wreath Form
- Scissors
- Ribbon
- Felt, thread and adornments for felt flowers
What I did:
Using the free template I found here and following the tutorial I found here, I created three large felt flowers in one of my coordinating cotton fabrics. I skipped the beading for the center of the flower and used burlap. Here is a closer look at my flowers:

For the wreath, I began by cutting my burlap into long 3″ strips. I wound the burlap around the wreath frame, in one direction, overlapping as I went, using glue to secure the ends. Here is a picture of the beginning of this step.

Next, I looped my ribbon through the middle and pulled up to the top, tying off to keep it out of the way – and secured the loop with glue – the ribbon length will depend on how far you want your wreath to hang, but mine was about 40″ in length.
Next, I cut squares of 3×3″ from the burlap – these would become my ribbon edge! I did not count the number of squares I used, but cut them as needed – I would cut a 3″ strip, fold it over, and cut the squares from the strip. I used approximately 1/2 yard for this step. Folding each square in to a triangle, and then again in to a triangle, I glued each corner to the center of the covered wreath form. I repeated this step until I had gone all around the form.





This is sooo pretty! I just love all the sweet and springy colors around the outside. The little flowers are adorable!
xoxo
Amie @ Pinkapotamus
Thank you so much, that's so sweet of you to say!
I really love your wreath. I have never had any luck with glue so I normally avoid projects that include a glue gun. Any tips – common sense you can share – Which I obviously don't have when it comes to hot glue?
Thank you, Darlene! I do hope you have a try at one for yourself! To answer your question, I have a glue gun that has two settings on it – a high and low. I find the lower setting helps a lot.. it keeps the glue from drying so quickly and avoids what I like to call the glue gun battle, where you have glue flying everywhere, and where it's so hot you can't handle whatever you're gluing. Then, it's just a matter of practicing the flow of glue. Hope that helps!
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