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.
To read more, or download a recipe, please visit Lizzie Jane Baby Blog.
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