This Paper Flower Wreath With Cricut was easy…. but a labor of love! Are you in it to win it? This one is not hard at all, but it will take a bit of time! If you have the time, I have the DIY paper flower wreath for ya!

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Paper Flower Wreath With Cricut Supplies List

• Cricut or other cutting machine – I have the Maker and I love it!
• 6 – 8 sheets of cardstock
• 8″ wreath frame – I found white ones after this post!
• tissue paper
• glue that dries clear or hot glue gun
• ribbon or twine for hanging

This wreath was super cheap to make. I’m sure you can use any time of wreath form. I like to use wire wreaths, straw wreaths, or, in this case, a foam wreath. Make sure to attach your ribbon or twine first. It’s so much easier than trying to do it later. To make the paper flowers stick easier, I wrapped my foam wreath with strips of tissue paper. I cut strips about 2 – 3 inches wide and wrapped them around the wreath frame. I used white tissue since my flowers are light colors. If you’re using darker colors, use something that closely matches. You can even use fabric strips.

I cut my flowers just barely over one inch each. Do you want to know how many flowers I ended up cutting? Ok, don’t run! It was about 350! I layered two flowers on top of each other, gluing each flower with one tiny dot in the center. Then I bent them up a bit and started gluing. I tried regular glue that dries clear and also tried a glue gun. I really didn’t find one any easier than the other. Just use what you have. Half of my layered flowers were blush and half were white.

I continued gluing flowers until the entire wreath was covered and then went back and tucked more into places that were a little sparse. I warned you that this was time-consuming! I think it turned out pretty though and I’m happy with the results. I’m glad I used an 8″ wreath!

I hope you enjoyed this DIY. I’d love for you to follow me on Pinterest before you go. Saving any images is also appreciated. Thank you, friend!