Made: Easy Butterfly Wreath

Spring has sprung! Here in Arizona it feels like summer to me already. Oh, but it is only 100 so that is still spring;)

Needed a fun bright wreath for spring!! Here is a fun one my friend and I made together.

We followed this tutorial, but of course tweeked it a bit to what we wanted.

I wanted a larger wreath, so I used the foam circle. The other is a straw circle--leave the plastic on! Each was $3 or less at Wally World.

Supplies:
Wreath
Paint Chips
Hot Glue
1/2 yard of fun fabric
Butterfly punch

We split our 1/2 yard of fabric into 5 sections and then just RIP!

Then cover your wreath foam with the fabric and hot glue the ends closed. 

Next you will start punching out the butterflies on the paint chips.

My friend Ally hard at work:) 

 

After you like your butterflies and have them placed, start gluing.  I had what I thought was a layout I liked, but then it was all switched around by the time I was done gluing.

 

And viola! Our finished products:

 

 

 

 

We were very pleased with the way they turned out! And it sure adds a nice POP to our front doors!

 

 

All in all, it was a short project and cost us less than $5!! :)