Hi friends! I’m back with another fall craft today. I just can’t seem to stop crafting. Do you get that way this time of year? I’m running out of room for all these crafts. ;) Today I’m going to share with you this simple and cute fall wreath.

Here’s what you’ll need to get started:
Supplies:
- Wreath (found at any craft store)
- Glitter leaves (found at Hobby Lobby)
- One square of felt
- Scissors
- Hot glue
The first thing you’ll want to do is make the felt flowers. These are really simple to make and can be used for many different crafts.
- Start by cutting out a 2 in circle. Don’t worry it doesn’t have to be perfect. ;)
- Start on one edge of the circle and cut a swirl until you reach the middle.
- Once your circle is cut, grab the edge from the middle and start rolling the piece in like a rose, hot gluing as you go.
- Then make about 10 more flowers. You can use different colors and make the circles bigger as well to get a unique look.
Next I glued my leaves around the center of the wreath.
Once the leaves were glued on, I glued felt roses to the center of the leaves and on some of the branches. Add a piece of lace and hang up your new wreath. :)

I love how it turned out. Everything looks better with glitter, right? Especially during the holidays. ;)
*UPDATE- here’s what it looks like on my fall porch. :)
Have a happy day!
xo-Jamielyn
For more fall projects check out: book page pumpkin, fall tree craft, dollar store fall wreath.











Sheli McClellan
I’ve been looking for a wreath similar to this for what seems like ages. I haven’t had luck with the craft stores (or other stores!). Where did you find yours?
Jamielyn
Hi Sheli! They have them at Jo-Ann’s. :)
Comeca
Totally pretty!
Mauri
What a cute wreath! I’ll have to check Hobby Lobby out. I haven’t been there in months-my wallet thanks me ;)
Shirley
I love this! The felt flowers are really cute. I think some simple twine would make a really pretty accent to this wreath too! The glitter leaves are a really sweet touch. I love that everything is kind of small scaled instead of huge. (Huge has its place too though. :-) ) This turned out really sweet and it does look very simple!
Thank you for sharing!