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Red Canvas Spring Wreath

Have you ever wondered how to make a wreath out of fabric with a great pattern, without losing the pattern? I will show you just how to do that in this tutorial for my Red Canvas Spring Wreath. For more DIY Wreaths see my Wreath + Plants page.

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I found this fabulous Cherry Idriss Fabric at Hobby Lobby and I wanted to make something beautiful with it, but still keep the pattern in tack. I created this tutorial to show that the old wrapping the fabric strips around a form isn’t the only way to go!

I also wanted a new look for my flowers, so I spray painted them! Yes, I said spray paint! This made the texture of them nice and stiff like canvas. I also like to use unusual items to make flowers, they give my wreaths that special touch. I hope you find it inspiring! Here’s how I put my spring wreath together.

Red Canvas Spring Wreath

Wreath: Supplies:

Instructions:

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Place your wreath on your fabric and set the pattern straight.

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Using fabric scissors cut 3-4 inches of fabric on the outside of the wreath. Size may vary if you have a larger wreath.

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Cut a small circle out of the fabric in the center of the wreath. I used a small bowl as my guide.

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Measure the inside rim of the wreath and cut a strip of fabric to match it. Glue the strip of fabric to the center rim of the wreath first.

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Place the wreath back on your circle of fabric and cut slits on the outer edge and the inner edge of the circle. This will allow you to stretch the fabric while smoothing allowing to keep your pattern in tack. Start with the inner circle of the wreath, pull and glue the fabric onto the backside area.

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Pull and smooth the outer edges and glue them to the backside of the wreath as well.

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Flowers: Supplies:

Take the two large flowers and one small flower, spray paint them with white flat paint. Let them dry overnight. When they are dry they will have a stiff canvas feel to them. To make them different sizes, you can take them apart by removing the stems and some of the large petals from the back of the flower.

For the Paper Towel Roll Flower:

Spray paint the outside of the roll with white flat paint. Let it dry.

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Cut seven 1/4 inch sections of the paper roll with scissors.

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Bend the small roll section in half and glue them together making a tight flower. Hot glue a bead in the center.

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For the rope and Teal Woven Fabric Flowers:

Hot glue the rope and trim into a circle making a bud. Super simple.

For the woven flower, I used a belt that I had that was too small for me. You can use fabric trim similar to the woven vinyl.

Roll the woven trim into a circle or rose. Hot glue the flower as you go. Arrange your flowers and attach your handle and you are done! Super cute and fresh for Spring!

Love it? Pin it!

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More Winter Craft Projects:

Must-Have Winter Decor Resources:

~Check out more of my Wreath Projects!

Boho Plant Hanger

Rich Brown Faux Fur Wreath

74 Comments

  1. Susan Lee says:

    Lovely idea! I have been making my own wreaths for years and came upon this one! Instructions were easy to follow! Thank you for sharing this project!

  2. Love the red and teal. Would love to have you link it up to my Party for April projects.

  3. Love it! Love the ways you made the flowers too!

  4. This looks brilliant – fab fabric!

    I would love for you to link up at the – we’ve got a special link up this week on wreaths, Alice x

  5. MariaElena says:

    Love, love your wreath! it is gorgeous!
    I have a new weekly link party which is live now and I would love if you stop by and link up this wonderful post! Hope to see you there! Hugs, Maria

  6. Holly @HollyPop Designs says:

    That is gorgeous! My favorite colors!

  7. I love how crisp and modern this wreath is, and the flower tutorials are a bonus. Thanks for sharing; I’ve featured your link on my blog.
    Karen

  8. I love this wreath, it is so colorful! If you get a chance, please share this on my linky party:

  9. Thanks for stopping by last week’s Saturday Showcase! What an awesome project! Stop by next week to link up some more cool projects!

    Have a great week!
    Susie@bowdabra

  10. This wreath is gorgeous! I love the bright pattern fabric. I featured this post at Simply creations link party tonight! Thank you for sharing.

  11. Hi Kim love your project! I’d love you to share my party button or a link sometime. Yours in on my party page – blog love page. Thanks for sharing @ Inspiration Spotlight @ DearCreatives.com Hope to see you again soon!

  12. Sharon @ Elizabeth & Co. says:

    What a pretty wreath – love the color combination!

  13. I love your wreath! So creative and different. So glad you stopped by and linked up at Transformed Tuesday this week.

    Hugs,
    Peggy~PJH Designs

  14. Love it – Kim! The re-purposed handle rocks!

  15. Printabelle says:

    SO beautiful! What a lovely wreath, I love the vibrant colors!

  16. LOVE IT! I’d love for you to join my linky party today at smallfineprint.com

  17. This is gorgeous.. I just love the bright spring colors you chose.. and the flowers are soo pretty!
    Thanks for sharing!
    xoxo
    Amie @ Pinkapotamus

  18. I love the fabric, and some super creative embellishements too (belt! wow!). Thanks for sharing,
    Krista @thehappyhousie

  19. Katherines Corner says:

    you always rock my crafty world. Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things Hop xo

  20. That fabric and your flowers are gorgeous! Seriously amazing creativity happening here. :)

    Have a great weekend!

    Denise

  21. I like how streamlined this wreath is and your flower details make it so welcoming. Thanks for the inspiration.

  22. This is so cute! I love it! I am a new follower from southern charm! I would love for you to visit my blog and hopefully follow me back! Have a great weekend! Nicole!

  23. I love this wreath! So creative and its crazy I know but I’ve never even thought of spray painting flowers! Ha! Thanks so much for sharing at ITS PARTY TIME! Hugs!

  24. This looks so nice! Thanks for sharing the tutorial. I wouldn’t have thought to take the time to keep the pattern in tact, but it makes such a difference!

  25. Oh my gosh! I love this wreath! It is so beautiful! The colors are so vivid! I’ll definitely be pinning for inspiration!

    Cheers,
    Julia
    It’s Always Ruetten

  26. Oh my gosh this is GORGEOUS!!!! Seriously! I love this so much – beautiful wreath, love the flowers, the red fabric…love it all. Great job!

  27. This is gorgeous! Love the fabric!

  28. This wreath is so original, the colors, pattern and floral’s are wicked fun!

  29. So pretty – the color combo reallys pop on it! Would love to feature this is you added the Craftastic party link somewhere. Thanks for linking to the Craftastic Monday party at Sew Can Do!

  30. This is so cute! Love the colors and the print! Pinning it!

  31. Love this wreath.That is a great tutorial. I don’t think I would have figured out how to wrap the circle on my own and all your sweet floral additions….. What a fun and bright Spring project. Thanks for sharing it with all of us. Stoppin by from Think Tank. Blessings! Wanda

  32. Love it – the turquoise and red is such a great combo!

  33. this is so pretty and welcoming :) love it. stopping from give me the goods link up

  34. Absolutely gorgeous wreath!

  35. I am in love with this wreath! Love the bold, graphic fabric and the turquoise flowers, too. Sharing all over!

  36. Dang girl, that is so bright and beautiful!!!! I love it! I’m going to do this too!

    Christine @letsgetcrafty.org

  37. Love the wreath, especially the colors!!

  38. Cookie 17 says:

    You did great job on this wreath,love colors keep up great work,Thank’s Cookie17

  39. TOO cute! LOVE the fabric you chose! It looks great with the pops of blue flowers! Pinning! Would love it if you would link this up to Give Me The Goods Monday:

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