Rosette Spring Wreath

I've been looking for a cute Spring wreath for a while now and found this one on kiki creates and I knew it was the one. PS. I love her blog, everything is so fresh, colorful, simple and cute!

Good thing my mom came to town and brought a ton of scrap fabric. I made about 30 fifty cent piece-sized rosettes (Her's look a little bigger in this picture). Click here for a video on how to make the rosettes!

They are super easy and good to do while watching a show or movie (that's what I did at least).

Then, get yourself a foam wreath and wrap that sucker with white yarn. Once you wrap the wreath with yarn (this takes a while) hot glue your rosettes onto the wreath, strap on your favorite wide ribbon and hang where you like! I love how mine turned out and did this all in under an hour (well, I was working on the rosettes themselves off and on for a couple days but the whole thing came together very easily).

It looks so "springy" and super cute on the front door! I love this one!!! Plus, I even have a few rosettes left over that I might use to make a topiary. 

Fall Burlap Rosette Acorn Wreath (Phew!)

First off, let me just say that I love, love, love all your posts! I'm in complete awe at everyone's creativity and love to see each unique style that we all have. Its great! Don't you agree? Thanks for posting...and keep it up!

Ok, here's the wreath...I got the idea from a few blogs: Along for the Ride and A Little Lovely. I took their idea and kinda made it my own. I added the burlap, leaves and made the rosettes out of felt (ok, how the heck do you spell felt? Is it Felt or Velt?) You can find the tutorials on how to make this, including the rosettes, on their blog. PS. These are 2 of my favorite craft blogs, so check them out! Its super simple, took about 35-ish minutes and it cost me about $5--I got the wreath and leaves at the dollar store, burlap was half off, and I had the felt. Oh...and had leftover acorns from the jog that one morning.