Crepe Paper Poinsettia Wreath
Poinsettias are the most common flower for the holidays, and every grocery store offers a poinsettia wreath that you can hang on your front door during December. Being the papercrafters that we are, we decided to design our own paper poinsettia wreath. We used our heavy crepe poinsettias to create a stunning door wreath that you can keep for years to come.
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Become a MemberYou will start your wreath by crafting your crepe poinsettias. Get the heavy crepe paper in our shop, then head over to this post to find the template and video tutorial to make the poinsettias. You will also see your materials list on the page. After you finish the flowers, you will need a wreath form, which we stock in our shop. To assemble your paper poinsettia wreath, simply stick the floral wire stems into the form. We left our stems about 2 inches long. You can also secure with hot glue after orienting the poinsettias.
Because the poinsettias are large blooms, you can make a wreath with just these flowers, like you see in our photos. If you prefer a paper poinsettia wreath with fewer blooms, you can fill it out with the pretty leaves from our magnolia leaf wreath. Browse the rest of our wreath options on the site for more variety, including our felt holly wreath or our paper evergreen wreath.
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Can you make the poinsettias using extra fin crepe?
Yes! We’re going to post a version with Extra Fine on Monday 🙂
What size wreath form do you need for this ? It’s hard to tell in a picture !
Thanks !
We used a 14″ wreath form
Thank you so much !
I love all your work, It is so beautiful, I will be trying to make a few of your projects, as soon as the holidays are over, new decorations for my apartment,I am very excited and can not wait to start, I am handicapped and your beautiful work will be great for me… Thank you so much
Oh you’re so welcome, I’m happy to have you here! 🙂
Can your holiday crepe paper be cut with a Cricuit Air machine?
And are you going to make these images in an SVG format?
Thanks – Bobette
Hi Bobette! Sadly we haven’t found a way to cut crepe on the Cricut– it’s just too delicate! Our crepe patterns don’t translate to SVG cuts but we will be sharing a new poinsettia SVG very soon.
Absolutely gorgoeus poinsettia wreath
Thank you Helen!
Just ordered my paper so i can’t wait to make these gorgeous poinsettias but i LOVE those white trees shown just to the right of the poinsettia wreath — are there directions on how to make those??
THANKS!
Thank you Jane! I bought those trees at Target a few years ago but they sure would look great in crepe!! We do have some crepe trees coming up next week though, stay tuned 😉
I have never made flowers before, but I’m afraid I’m “hooked” before I even get my supplies! I only have created cards and love that too, Thanks for being so creative so all of us can learn and achieve some beautiful projects with your help.
Thank you for your sweet comment Sharon, it made my day! I hope you enjoy creating flowers 🙂
I just ordered your holiday crepe package yesterday and I’m so excited!!!!!! I’m having so much fun with the fine crepe- I’ve already ordered 2 sets! 🙂
Thanks for all the inspiration and tell Janice I appreciated all her online help!
Sue
Yay Sue, I’m so happy to hear this! We are inspired by people just like YOU who are excited about our products and crafting.
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