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Holly Berry Felt Wreath

Created On: December 22, 2012  |  Updated: March 10, 2014  |   Leave a comment

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This project was first posted at See Vanessa Craft on December 8, 2012.
In case you missed one of the few Christmas crafts I made this year, here is a tutorial on how I made this Holly Berry Felt Wreath.

Here are the materials you will need:
4 sheets of white felt
1 sheet of green glitter felt (or if you don’t like the glitter, just a little stiffer felt)
3 small red christmas balls
foam wreath (if you are using white felt, a white wreath is best)
scissors
hot glue gun
ribbon for hanging wreath

Step 1: Start by cutting out 2 inch circles of white felt.  I needed 80 – 85 circles for my wreath.  I started out by tracing a 2 inch circle on my felt and cut it out.  Then I stacked 2 sheets of felt together and used my first cut out as my guide to cut out the rest.  Don’t look too closely at the accuracy of my circles.

Step 2:  Once all the circles were cut out I started gluing down my circles in a shingle type pattern.  I tacked the first 2 rows of my felt circles down with just a dot of glue so that when I came all the way around, I could tuck the other circles underneath and then really glue them down.

Step 3:  The same as step 2, just keep gluing, just keep gluing.  Until all of the foam wreath is covered.

Step 4: I cut out 2 holly leaves from the green felt.  I used the glitter felt because I thought it would add some fun to the wreath, and because it was a little stiffer and would hold it’s shape if it went over the edge of the wreath.

Step 5: Remove the hanging part off the end of the christmas balls and hot glue the holly berries and leaves onto your wreath.

Then all you need to do is attach your ribbon and hang your wreath!  It’s the perfect compliment to any Christmas decor.  You can change up the colors to match your color scheme.
Happy Holiday Crafting Everyone!
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Thanks for checking out my Holly Berry Felt Wreath post. Check out the full collection of Christmas articles, and also find more Christmas gift, decor, and recipe ideas by Tauni Everett, Michelle Stewart, Randi Dukes, Ashton Swank and Mariah Leeson.
 

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Liz Call loves to create. At Liz on Call you can find easy and attainable craft, DIY, party and gift ideas. Along with tons of free printables featuring her hand lettering designs and practice sheets. She hopes to inspire others to find something fun in everyday with her simple ideas and recipes.
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