Colorful Wreath Seasonal Decor Made With Cupcake Liners

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Follow this easy craft tutorial to create a colorful wreath made with cupcake liners, a foam craft wreath, and straight sewing pins. This is simple seasonal decor you will love.

Greetings Kenarry Readers and Happy Spring! Trish here with a lovely spring decor idea. You may or may not already know this about me but I am a huge fan of wreaths. I absolutely love adding seasonal decor to our front door and above our fireplace. Recently, I created a colorful wreath with Easter and Spring in mind. I love the finished product so much that I just had to share it with you.

Follow this simple tutorial to create a Colorful Wreath Seasonal Decor made with Cupcake Liners, a foam craft wreath and straight sewing pins.

Below is a very simple tutorial for creating your own colorful wreath made with cupcake liners. If you shop at the Dollar Store like I did you can make this wreath for less than $7.00 and with all of the cupcake liner color and pattern options the theme possibilities are endless.

How to Make a Colorful Wreath with Mini Cupcake Liners

The number of cupcake liners needed is based off of covering the front and sides of the wreath. I did not place any liners on the back of my wreath that rests against the door. If your wreath will be seen from both sides I recommend you double the mini cupcake liner and straight pin count.

Supplies needed to make a spring wreath out of cupcake liners: Foam wreath, ribbon, cupcake liners, and straight pins.

What You Need:

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Craft Tools Needed:

Supplies Needed:

Instructions:

1. Wrap The Ribbon Around the Wreath

Begin creating your seasonal decor by wrapping a ribbon around the foam wreath then press two sewing pins through the ribbon into the wreath to secure the ribbon in place.

Step 1. Wrap the ribbon around the foam wreath.

2. Fold the Cupcake Liners

Flatten a cupcake liner by flipping it inside-out. Next, fold the liner in half then fold it one more time. The second fold does not necessarily need to be exactly in half.

Step 2. Fold the cupcake liners.
How to fold cupcake liners to in the shape of flowers for a spring wreath.

3. Pin the Cupcake Liners to the Wreath

Press a straight pin through the folded end of the cupcake liner then push it into the wreath. The liner will automatically open up a little bit like a flower and your Colorful Wreath will begin to take shape. However, you can always fold the edges to shape them if preferred.

Step 3. Pin the cupcake liners to the wreath
Follow this simple tutorial to create a Colorful Wreath Seasonal Decor made with Cupcake Liners, a foam craft wreath and straight sewing pins.

Continue to fold cupcake liners and pin them onto the wreath until the front and sides of the wreath are covered.

Follow this simple tutorial to create a Colorful Wreath Seasonal Decor made with Cupcake Liners, a foam craft wreath and straight sewing pins.

4. Hang Up Your Colorful Wreath.

Finally, tie a bow and your colorful wreath is ready to hang.

Follow this simple tutorial to create a Colorful Wreath Seasonal Decor made with Cupcake Liners, a foam craft wreath and straight sewing pins.

More Seasonal Wreaths by Trish

Burlap Wrapped Wreath

Burlap Wrapped; TrishSutton.com

Spring Wreath made with Peeps

Spring Peeps; TrishSutton.com

Wreath made with Clothespins

Spring Clothespins; TrishSutton.com

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3 Comments

  1. So I am having trouble finding Christmas mini cup liners because I want to make a Christmas wreath, i am only foil ones.., I wonder how those would work?

    1. Hi Zena,
      I think foil ones would work great! Let us know if you try it. We’d love to see photos of how your wreath turns out.

      Best wishes,
      Carrie
      Ideas for the Home by Kenarry

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