Guest Post- Spring satin flower wreath

Hi! Thanks for having me here at Craftionary!

My name is Lina from Fancy Frugal Life.

I am a SAHM of two wonderful kids ages 2 and 5. I love thrifting, crafting and basically anything girly and glam.

I call my lifestyle fancy frugal because I like to make inexpensive things look fabulous! It is possible to make your home and life fancy while being frugal!

I hope you will come over and visit!

Today I am happy to share with you my “claim to fame” Spring Satin Flower Wreath Tutorial.
 I am new to blogging and thrilled people are liking this project!

If you haven’t tried making these flowers yet you need to! They are so sweet, and super easy!

I make them for my daughter’s hair, shoes, and room.

First I picked two spring colors and bought about 1/4 yard of each and a foam wreath form at my craft store.

Then I got to work on my flowers.

Cut 3 circles small, medium, and large from satin fabric. Then burn the edges carefully to make them curl. They magically turn into flower petals. Then secure with a paper brad. That’s it!!!

I found a dark wood frame on clearance for $6.00 from Hobby Lobby and spray painted it pink. Then I used straight pins to secure the flowers to a foam wreath form. Make sure to pin under the first flower layer so your pins don’t show.

And here is your wreath! Perfect for spring and Easter 🙂

 

 I hope you enjoyed this project!

Thanks Lina. That’s was a fantastic idea

Don’t forget to stop by her blog and see my favorite projects:

Moss Monogram Wall Art

Bow Holder

Silhoutte

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8 responses to “Guest Post- Spring satin flower wreath”

1. Embosserissima says:

   at 8:55 pm

   Really nice wreath! I like the colors, perfect for Easter and Spring Time. I made some wreath too, you can visit me if you like so we can share projects! Hugs!!!

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2. Shelley says:

   at 6:28 pm

   How cute is that wreath?!!! Perfect for spring 🙂

   Shelley
   http://www.westermanfam.blogspot.com

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3. MiniBinoy says:

   at 6:55 am

   OMG!!!what a beautiful wreath!!i can't wait to make one like this soon!!luv the colours u have used!

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4. Teju says:

   at 6:18 pm

   lovely! thanks for sharing with us. lovely colors. so cute!!!!!

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5. craft palace says:

   at 5:02 pm

   Your wreath is really nice.

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6. MzFrugalista2U says:

   at 3:52 am

   Currently working on this projects and it's awesome. Love that the petals don't have to be cut into perfect circles. Thanks for sharing this wonderful craft project.

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7. MzFrugalista2U says:

   at 3:53 am

   Simple, yet gorgeous. Love that the petals don't have to be cut into perfect circles! Currently working on this project and can't wait to finish. Thanks for sharing!

   Reply

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