How to Make a Spring Rose Wreath

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Celebrate the start of Spring by filling your home with flowers, both real and artificial. This golden wreath is built-up of masses of felt flowers and looks truly stunning. It would definitely bring a touch of much-needed sunshine indoors.

This beautiful wreath can be made in an impactful large version, or a cute smaller version.

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Gold Polyester Felt Sheet A4

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West Design Black Foam Board A2 Single Pack

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Green Double-Faced Satin Ribbon 18mm x 5m

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One large round plate (33 centimetre diameter approximately)

One small round plate (20 centimetres diametre approximately)

craft knife

Step-1

To make the wreath base, put the large plate on the foam board and cut around the outside edge with a craft knife so you end up with a circle. Put the smaller plate in the middle, draw round it and then cut out the inner circle.

Step-2

To make the roses, cut three to four centimetre strips widthways from the yellow felt sheets. Put a line of glue along one of the lengths and roll it inwards, bunching as you go to form a rose shape. Trim ends and shape.

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For the leaves, cut out about 25 by five centimetre leaf shapes from the green felt. Run a one centimetre line of glue from the middle of the leaf to the end, then pinch to form a fold.

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Work your way around the base, adding the roses so you can't see any of the foam board behind. Add the leaves at intervals – they can be used to fill gaps between roses.

Step-5

Glue some lime green ribbon on the back of the wreath for hanging.

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