Spring Ring
Sometimes you just want to sit back with a craft that’s easy, fun, and fast. All you need for this Painted Wood Spring Wreath is about 30 minutes, some paint, and a little imagination. Bright colors and simple shapes come together to create something cheerful and full of springtime charm.
Project Includes
Photo Tutorial PDF Template SVG Cut FilesTools
- Cutting Machine (recommended) with Deep Cut Blade and StrongGrip Mat
- Detail Knife
- Small Paintbrushes
Materials
- 12″x12″ Maple Wood Veneer (2 sheets)
- 12″x12″ Brown Chipboard
- Americana Acrylic Paint — Foliage Green, Celery Green, Coral, Snow White, Lilac Meadow, and Periwinkle
- Paintbrush
- Spray Adhesive
- Masking Tape
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A new season calls for a new handmade wreath! Designed by Meagan, this painted wood spring wreath features four different flowers with leaves in a variety of sizes. You can personalize this project using the paint colors you prefer, or you can use the exact ones we linked below. We consider our Painted Wood Spring Wreath an intermediate project due to the careful cutting involved. However, it's still a great craft for littles — but be sure to let a grown-up handle the dangerous parts. When you're ready to begin, download our template, grab a deep cut blade, and get to work.
You’ll start by cutting your wreath base from wood veneer and chipboard. Next, assemble your wreath by layering your wood pieces onto the sturdy chipboard base using spray adhesive. Lastly, let everything dry under a heavy book, then get ready to hang it up with pride.
Due to its simplicity, painting is where the magic really happens with this Painted Wood Spring Wreath. You can use the same soft, spring-inspired palette we chose to keep things seasonal. Or, mix it up with bold colors or even a rainbow of blooms. Here's a tip: a quick pencil outline can help guide your painting. And if any edges feel a little rough after cutting, a bit of sandpaper will smooth things right out
Once you've painted the very last petal, get ready to show off your handiwork. Hang your happy springtime wreath on a bedroom door or anywhere that could use a little extra color. If you plan to hang your wreath outside, remember to weatherproof it first so it stays vibrant and ready to use year after year.
When your Painted Wood Spring Wreath is finished, don't forget to share it with us in the crafters’ community and on social using #MadeWithLia.
Once you've painted the very last petal, get ready to show off your handiwork. Hang your happy springtime wreath on a bedroom door, in a playroom, or anywhere that could use a little extra color. If you plan to hang your wreath outside, be sure to weatherproof it first so it stays vibrant and ready to use year after year.
When your Painted Wood Spring Wreath is finished, don't forget to share it with us in the crafters’ community and on social using #MadeWithLia.
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4 Comments
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Grace
April 17, 2025 at 3:02pm
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Lia
April 18, 2025 at 10:59am
@Grace
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Kathleen
October 14, 2023 at 10:08pm
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Lia
October 16, 2023 at 10:25am
@Kathleen
Back to the TopThis wreath is beautiful! I was preparing to cut when I noticed the dimensions. I sized the wreath down to the 10 1/2 inches recommended for my Cricut Maker 3. The estimated cutting time is several hours and the wreath may be too detailed, at that size, for my machine to cut. I don’t see a specific cutting machine mentioned. What machine did Meagan have in mind when she designed the wreath?
I did not size down the wreath to cut on my Cricut Maker 3, however sizing it down by that little should be fine if needed. You may need to clean the edges up a bit with a detail knife when it is finished cutting or to finish cutting anywhere the machine may not have cut all the way through! This does take a while to cut but it’s worth it in the end 🙂
Why do the directions say two pieces of wood veneer are needed when only one wood and one chipboard are cut? Thanks,
I think you can use just one sheet, but the Cricut veneer comes in a two pack. Meagan might have thought you can make the wreath two sided if you wanted to hang it on a window or in a place where both sides would be seen.