#Easy origami flower wreath windows#

Then use a needle and take it to the back of the cut out, slightly near the center. Once that is done, take and stick the spiral onto the middle of the fringed pattern. Then, take the round fringe cutout that you just did and put it on the center of the flower. Take the 2 cutouts of the flower and criss cross them. Once that is done, take and cut the fingers around the outer surface area.

You do this by using the spiral cutout and by rolling the spiral from the very outside edge into the center. Next, create a crease on the flower petal patterns and create a spiral rose. Take the daisy template and trace out the daisy pattern onto the craft paper. Once done place the loose coil into the very center of the flower. Take the cosmos flower and criss-cross them. Then create creases on the cosmos flower cutout. Take the yellow strip and make a loose coil. Take the cosmos flower pattern and trace it onto colored craft paper. Just follow the simple steps below to make this beautiful DIY flower wreath. Supplies needed for this Easy DIY Paper Flower Wreath CraftĪll you have to do to get started is gather up the short list of simple supplies below.

#Easy origami flower wreath windows#

The beauty of making a DIY colorful wreath at home is that it can be hung in front of windows or on interior doors as well. With just 5 simple supplies needed (most you probably already have at home!), you’ll be pumping out this simple wreath over and over again. It’s a fun and easy way to showcase your creative side! The fun part about this craft is that you get to make so many different shapes and types of flowers. It’s great for the kids but adults can do it, too. Once I had all the tissue paper flowers aligned and secured where I wanted them, I then glued the moss in-between the flowers and at the ends with hot glue.Don’t forget to try your hand at this Construction Paper Shapes Rainbow Craft as well. Once all my flowers were complete, I secured them onto the twig wreath with the floral wire that the flowers were already connected to. Then made 4 smaller sized tissue paper flowers in the same colors, two of each. I made two large tissue paper flowers, one white and one teal. Ta-Da! Your tissue paper flower is complete! Continue pulling each layer up toward the top until all layers of tissue paper are separated and you have formed the flower. Spread out the tissue paper and carefully pull up the first layer. Place floral wire in the middle of tissue paper and fold over.

Once you have cut your tissue paper to size, place the short side in front of you and fold accordion style in 1″ folds.Ĭut both ends of tissue paper into half circles. The smaller flowers I cut to about 5 1/2″ x 5 1/2″. For the larger flowers, I cut my tissue paper about 7″ x 12″. Take 5 sheets of tissue paper, cut to size. This spring wreath is super easy to create especially the flowers, which I was really surprised! The flowers only took minutes to make and where really fun to create!Īs you can see I wasn’t on top of things this time and forgot to take a picture of everything before I started making it….

My spring wreath is just what my front door needed, bright, fun, and Spring-a-licious! it could be that I have new wreath to display and have finally taken down my fall wreath! I am pretty sure option B is the clear winner here! As much as I did like my fall wreath, it was definitely time to take down and was making things a little dreary around here. I can’t begin to tell you how I excited I am about my spring wreath! Maybe it is because I’m ready for the bright vibrant colors of spring and the warmer weather, OR…. This creative challenge is open to anyone, so jump on in and show us your inner creative side! This months project is all about paper flowers, and that is how my spring wreath came about! Although I have only participated in the first challenge which was knitting, crocheting, sewing, weaving, embroidery or quilting, (I made some envelope pillows, but didn’t blog about it) I have really been enjoying it! It has made me create and try new things that I may have never done before. I have been partaking in Elegance & Enchantments Creative Challenge, which is 12 months of projects to get in touch with your creative side.