Easy New Years Wreath Craft Tutorial
Easy New Years Wreath Craft Tutorial
If you’re looking for a fantastic New Years craft idea then you may just love this fun and easy to make new years wreath craft.
New Year is a time for celebrating, for fun, reflection, and goal setting. You can get the kids involved in your New year celebrations with this easy floral New Years’ wreath. It’s pretty simple to make and comes with a free printable template.
Supplies Needed for This New Year’s Craft
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How to Make a New Years Flower Wreath
Step 1:
Grab all the colored craft papers you have, this is a great craft project to use all the scrap papers. Trace the spiral patterns from the provided template on the selected papers. Cut out the traced patterns neatly.
Step 2:
Take any one of the spiral cutouts and start to roll it from its outer edge. Keep the coil nice and firm. Continue to roll the spiral pattern towards the center.
Step 3:
Once the coiled pattern reaches the center of the spiral, allow the coiled part to loosen up a little. Glue the coiled part with the center of the spiral.
Step 4:
One by one coil the rest of the spiral cutouts and create the coiled flowers. Make enough paper flowers to fill the whole wreath base. Also cut out some leaf patterns from green colored craft papers.
Step 5:
Grab the wreath base. You can cover the wreath base using paper strips or you can keep it as it is. Either way works as the base will be covered with paper flowers.
Step 6:
I’ve used a long strip of white crepe paper to cover the whole base.
Step 7:
Done preparing the wreath base? Grab all the paper flowers and let’s get crafty!
Step 8:
Instead of attaching the paper flowers on the base randomly and in scattered way; try to fill the base by stating from one particular point and attaching the flowers adjacent to each other on the base.
Step 9:
Continue to attach the flowers on the base, keeping a nice and sound colour combination.
Step 10:
Fill the entire base as neatly as possible.
Step 11:
Take the paper leaf cutouts and attach them between the paper flowers on the base.
Step 12:
Final Picture
Attach as many leaves as you want or until you are satisfied with the wreath pattern.
Download Your Free New Years Wreath Printable Here!
Easy New Years Wreath Craft Tutorial
This is a tutorial on how to make an easy new years wreath craft.
Materials
- Colored craft papers
- Wreath base (round)
- Pen
- Pencil
- Craft glue
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
Grab all the colored craft papers you have, this is a great craft project to use all the scrap papers. Trace the spiral patterns from the provided template on the selected papers. Cut out the traced patterns neatly.
Take any one of the spiral cutouts and start to roll it from its outer edge. Keep the coil nice and firm. Continue to roll the spiral pattern towards the center.
Once the coiled pattern reaches the center of the spiral, allow the coiled part to loosen up a little. Glue the coiled part with the center of the spiral.
One by one coil the rest of the spiral cutouts and create the coiled flowers. Make enough paper flowers to fill the whole wreath base. Also, cut out some leaf patterns from green colored craft papers.
Grab the wreath base. You can cover the wreath base using paper strips or you can keep it as it is. Either way works as the base will be covered with paper flowers.
I’ve used a long strip of white crepe paper to cover the whole base.
Done preparing the wreath base? Grab all the paper flowers and let’s get crafty!
Instead of attaching the paper flowers on the base randomly and in a scattered way; try to fill the base by stating from one particular point and attaching the flowers adjacent to each other on the base.
Continue to attach the flowers on the base, keeping a nice and sound colour combination.
Fill the entire base as neatly as possible.
Take the paper leaf cutouts and attach them between the paper flowers on the base.
Final Picture
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Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy crafts here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
