How to Make a Cute and Easy Rustic Spring Wreath

by Cami - The Crafting Nook

5 Materials

$10

30 Minutes

Easy

If you love Spring as much as I do and also love wreaths, you will so love this Easy Rustic Spring Wreath. Not only it’s pretty and easy, but it’s also a low-budget project!

I’m super happy because I’m crazy in love with my newest wreath creation. After making my pretty and easy DIY Felt Flowers I used them to decorate my Rustic Spring Wreath you are seeing right now!!!!

I love having a wreath on my front door to welcome each season! And this one is one of my favorites.

Hope this fun and pretty project gives you inspiration and sparks your creativity!

Basically what you need is a grapevine wreath you can find at any dollar store, some cute felt flowers, green felt, twine and a cute Wooden sign. Mine says "Home".

First, you need to cut a piece of green felt with the shape of your wreath form but slightly wider.

Make some leaves with the green felt and glue them to the piece of felt you cut previously.

Then start gluing your felt flowers. Make a pretty composition, mixing colors and shapes.

Add more green leaves here and there.

Then cut strings of twine that will be used to secure the felt flower bouquet to the grapevine wreath.

This is optional if you don't mind gluing the felt directly to the wreath.

I like to reuse my wreath forms, so I do this.

Glue 3 strings of twine: 1 on each end and 1 on the middle.

Once the glue is set, secure the bouquet to the back of your wreath.

Secure your wood sign to the wreath with strings of twine as well.

Your rustic Spring wreath is ready. Hang it on your door.

I used burlap to make a cute bow as my final touch!

There you go!

Now, once Spring is behind us, you can just untie everything and use (or re-use) the felt flowers, the wood sign, and the wreath for other projects!

This is how my super cute Rustic Spring Wreath turned out! I’m so in love with it!

If you would like a more in-detail step-by-step tutorial for all 3 of these felt flowers, jump over to the blog HERE where I share all the details of the process.

Hope you enjoyed this project! icon