DIY_Fall_Felt_Leaf_Wreath

I purchased the twig wreath base at Michaels, and I have seen similar wreaths in garden nurseries and home stores. The inside measures 10″ and the entire diameter is around 24″. Another great option is our Grapevine Wreath if you don’t have as much space for the larger wreath. Once you have your wreath form, download our leaf pattern below and use that template to cut the felt. We have also included an SVG file if you have a cutting machine that will cut felt.

For our felt leaf wreath, we used a variety of wool blend felts in burnt orange, purple, deep reds, and light grays (see our color suggestions below!) If you like these colors, feel free to replicate what we did here. Or use whatever colors you like best!

Once you’ve cut all your felt leaves, use a low-temperature hot glue gun to form and attach the leaves around the wreath. Remember to layer the leaves slightly and work them into the very center of the wreath. We also added a few felt leaves to the outside of the wreath to give the effect of leaves blowing in the wind.

Now that you’ve crafted your felt leaf wreath, attach a length of string to the wire frame at the back and hang it from your front door. This handmade wreath would also look great above a window or a bed—or as a centerpiece for a beautiful Thanksgiving table. I’d love to see your version of my felt leaf wreath and how you decorate with it, so make sure to share it on Instagram and use the hashtag #MadeWithLia.

How to Make a Felt Leaf Wreath for Fall

  1. Gather your tools and materials.
  2. Download and print the pattern at the end of this post. Use the pattern to cut your leaves out of felt.
  3. Pinch the center of each leaf base and glue.
  4. Use your low-temp glue gun to glue leaves onto your wreath form.

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