7. Felt Snowflake Wreath
Snowflakes feel magical, and felt ones are no exception. This wreath uses layered snowflake shapes to create a wintery focal point that works well beyond Christmas, too.
Materials: White and silver felt sheets, a wire wreath form, hot glue, sequins or small beads, and a snowflake template.
Instructions: Cut snowflakes in three different sizes. Layer a small snowflake on top of a medium one, and a medium on top of a large one. Glue the layers together. Add a sequin or bead to the center. Make eight to ten snowflakes and attach them evenly around the wreath form. Fill gaps with small white felt circles.
Time and difficulty: Two hours. Beginner-friendly if you use a template.
Customization: Use pale blue and silver for a frosty look, or add glitter to the edges. You can also string tiny fairy lights through the wreath for evening glow.
💡 Pro Tip: Fold your felt in half or quarters before cutting snowflakes. This creates symmetrical shapes with clean edges, and it speeds up the cutting process.
Display: This wreath suits a modern or minimalist front door. Hang it with a simple white ribbon.