Wreath Making / Fabric Wreath Tutorial / How to Make a Wreath
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- I hope you enjoy and learn how to use that fabric that you have been wanting to use to make a flower wreath. This is so easy to do, let me know what you think in the comments.
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*You can use whatever size wreath frame for your wreath but it's important to know that the bigger the frame, the more fabric you will need. I used a 10" wire wreath frame and used about 2 2/3 yards of fabric.
Wreath Frame....this is your choice
Yarn, I used a thicker choice of yarn
Zip Ties
Pipe Cleaners
Plastic Canvas Mesh
Felt
Rustoleum Clear Acrylic Spray Matte
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I’m a quilter and I am determined to make me a wreath!!! When I seen this one, I said yes!!!! I have a product that will help give body to your fabric but also will keep it from fraying, It’s called Terial Magic! It’s a stabilizer for fabric. I found the fabric that I’m goin to make my wreath with and I’m so excited!!!! Thank you so much for your time. Get you some of this and try it then let us know what you think of it!
Thank you Julie!😊
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Julie you are the best teacher ever. Clear consistent and you don't spend an hour chit chatting
I have SO many sets of 10” quilting squares from when I worked on quilting. They are beautiful fabrics that come from the same designer. I am very excited to find another way to use them! I also have YARDS of beautiful fabric that I haven’t known how to use. THANK YOU so much for this tutorial. If I can figure out how to send you pictures, I will do that!👍
Julie you amaze me, your tutorials are a must watch
Thank you Marlene, this one was such an old video, one of my first I ever did live was this style.
Julie, you honestly have the best tutorials and tips. So glad I found you on u-tube
Thank You! ❤️❤️❤️
This is gorgeous ❣️ I always wanted to make one out of fabric,but wasn't sure if it would last outside our not. Thank you for thus totural!
Oh wow is good to know new tips thank you for sharing
I love this idea! I'm going to make a few wreaths and send them to my mom in Virginia so she has something pretty to put in her apartment or on her front because it an interer apartment.
Love this wreath. Will be going to JoAnns tomorrow.
Beautiful...I would use that on a bedroom wall!
So cute! I'm thinking indoor/outdoor fabric wreath with matching pillows for the porch.
Yes! My Walmart has some red and white striped outdoor fabric and some navy. Thinking a patriotic one would be nice. Or maybe some bright flamingo print for summer.
Beautiful now I know what to make with all my extra fabric
I haven't even finished watching this video, but I can tell already, this is something I have to make. Being a quilter/sewer/fabricaholic, I have more fabric than I can ever use, I even have several layer cakes, which would be perfect for this. Instead of having to spray the fabric several times, you could use an iron on inner facing on the back of the fabric to give it body, and hold its shape. I always enjoy your videos, and this one is my new favorite. Thank You for taking the time to share your creativity. Judging from the way the cut edge of the fabric looks, you are using a pinking blade to cut out the squares.
Very smart idea! Yes, I used a sort of wave blade I believe.
Its Gorgeous!!! Thank you for showing us the fabric method❤
I love it. Looks like something I can handle! You explain your steps so well. So happy I ran across this!
I use the dollar tree shelf liner roll for my center. The holes are a nice size, not too big. 💚💚💚❤❤❤❤
Brilliant!!
@@JuliesWreathBoutique ohhhhh why thank you! Lol. Xo
I was just thinking this afternoon, I wonder if we can make a wreath with fabric & voila here's your vid. Now to find coordinating fabric to do one. Thx so much - cool
It's ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS! Thanks for sharing!
Your wreath is just darling
This is so neat. I have plenty of material because I quilt also. Thank you for sharing this wreath. Love it!
Very pretty! The fabric gives it a totally different dimension. Wow I wonder what this would look like using faux velvet or faux leather!
Good job of explaining the wreath mak8ng steps. I'd love to try this! I'm new to wreath making, 6 so far but now I love it!
I love the technique on the center! I am a knitter, so I have tons of extra yarn to use up!! Thanks!!!
I am a sewer so I have lots of material left over now I know what to make with with the material thank you very much It look so easy
I'm so glad I came across you on youtube!! I love your tutorials. You're a great instructor. Thank you so much!!
Today is Aug. 15th 2022 & stumbled upon this video. Awesome 💕 thanks
This is the very first tutorial I have watched on making wreaths and it was fantastic! I'm off to pick up some fabric so I can make some spring flowers!
Love it!!! The possibilities are endless!!! Thank you so very much for sharing 💖💖💖
I love the idea of the fabric...I asked in another comment I left today ( been watching lots of you videos!) if fabric could be used and I found this one! My daughter is 33 and she has two girls ages 2+ and 5 months....I was cleaning my attic out recently and found my daughter’s entire matching crib set ( minus the blanket she carried it so long she destroyed it lol) it’s all in pristine condition🥰 .....I’ve been trying to think of something I could make for the girls out of the fabric....I’m not one who sews but think this would be adorable maybe using some pink tool ( sp?) with the fabric..... I think I have enough to make a small one for each of her girls rooms....even a really small one for the top of a keepsake box or decorate the front of a basket....wanted to save something...,can’t throw it away! Thank you for sharing and inspiring me to use the crib set I just found❤️😊kim
Love this. I have so much fabric left over. Perfect❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is very pretty! I so want to make this, thank you for sharing. Stay safe and healthy
This Turned out so beautiful! I believe myself to be crafty I even have diy and craft videos on my channel but I’ve never made a wreath!! I’ve always wanted to. I just find them intimidating to make for some reason. I’m watching a bunch of videos trying to learn techniques. You make this look so easy. Thanks for the inspiration to try again. I’m gonna be at dollar tree first thing in the morning to get supplies. I love learning from talented creators like you!! I look forward to watching your other videos!
This is so cute. I love the wire frames with fabric. I've been working on some patriotic ones. I like to have red white and blue on my door from Memorial Day to Labor Day
Lovely! I had an idea to use fabric and am so glad you put this tutorial out. Now I know for sure it will work. THANKS!
I Loved that Wreath!! Now I have something to do with my Yarn besides Crochet. Excellent Idea!! More, More!! "Stay Safe" & Be Blessed!
This is so cute, Julie! I have some quilters material, so I think I might give this a go. I love the center idea, too. You're such a great teacher. You're very clear and concise. Thank you again
Love this. I’m a quilter, so I’m going to see what I can come up with. I don’t have the plastic, so I’ll see if I can do the center with pipe cleaners.
I have a rotary pinking blade, this tutorial is perfect! I will be making one today.
Thanks I have a whole punch of material with dogs ... you gave me an idea👍👍🌹
Thank you Julie, I miss it going to Hobby lobby for supplies , but I have plenty of fabric.
Julie thank you you are very talented, and ease this time with your art, thank you
thanks for sharing
the rug grip also makes good jar openers
I love this! I have all kinds of fabric for quilting...so I think I will make one of these. TFS
love this Julie, I actually cut out my squares and spray starched them like with your apple blossom wreath,I found my material really held it's shape as my material must have been slightly thinner than yours.
I've been following you for a little while now,I love all the beautiful wreaths you make it wouldn't let me comment on you stuff before.
Love your fabric wreath. I’ve been wanting to make one . I have fabric from when I worked at Jo-Ann’s long ago . That is great. Thank you 😊
You picked the perfect fabric It is Adorable 🌺
That turned out really cute!
I really enjoy your diys. I always learn so much. This one is very pretty and looks like something I could do. Please keep your diys coming. Stay safe. 🌻🦋🙏🙏🇺🇸
You should definitely make one!
You could use spray starch
That wreath is so adorable!❤️
It looks great! You make it look so easy. Someday I will try to make one of your wreaths.
I wanted to share my version of this wreath with matching gnomes i have been making.. from this video.. not sure how though .. I have sold a few .. my community loves them. figured it out sent it via email.. ty
Love this! Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely love this. Thank you. 🥰
Hi Julie, This one is absolutely adorable 💖. I love your fabric wreaths! Those colors would look great in my living room! 😉
Very different. Kind of a shabby chic vibe.
Hermoso. Éxitos. .... Beautifull
That’s what I have been using for awhile.
I love it , is Gorgeous
Beautiful!!👍
I love this Julie!
Could you use spray starch to stiffen up the fabric instead of the rustoleum or mod podge?
👍THAT IS REAL DIFFERENT JULIE, LIKE THE PATTERN, - WHATCED THE WHOLE THING 3/4/24
I wonder how it would look if doing the coordinating quilt fabrics, you braided some of the fabric to make a rope. Then take the round styrofoam disc and coil the braid on that for the center.
That would be very pretty
So beautiful! Where did you purchase your board, clear ruler and cutting wheel? Thanks in advance 😊
Love love love it!
I love this idea, I have a fabric I used to make window shades and I have enough to try this. I was thinking do you think if it would be a good idea to use liquid starch before you cut the material instead of spraying it?
Definitely could try that, I’m just impatient to let it sit and dry.
Can't wait to make one of your wreaths I got to get a couple supplies. You were talking about spraying the edges I tried to find where you said it so sorry if I missed it, but what did you spray the sides of your fabric with?
Oh got it !! You said it again.
Really enjoyed your tutorial. Willcheck out your oth
other posts.
Love it! How about using spray starch then iron fabric and cur?? Denise
Could work, may need to spray it several times to build it up.
I have a made a similar wreath, and prior to adding petals I used a spray starch, medium stiffness. Come to find out the fabric is still very limp and it’s all assembled. Is there nothing I can stiffen the fabric pedals with without ironing and still have it look natural?
THAT IS AWESOME JULIE - LOVE IT, LOVE IT ! WATCHED THE WHOLE THING 8/23/21
I didn’t hear how many 10 inch squares you used cause you get what they call a layer cake of many coordinated fabric with 42 squares in a pack. I would like to know how many that it took you to make this? I love it!!!
I used 35 pieces of 10”/10”
Thank you!!! I think I made mine to stiff because it’s not laying right, so I’m goin to wash mine out and redo it. I ran out of pipe cleaners so that project is on hold!
I'm wondering if I used outdoor fabric if I could make a wreath that could be placed outdoors if it would stay nice. I'm trying to think of the other supplies used if they can withstand the outside elements and stay nice, the pipe cleaners? The center would have to be a consideration too. Has anyone done this? thanks
Julie can we spray leafs as we finish each layer?
Love your site!
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Can you cut the center to make a pompom look.
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Good morning, I have a question. Is there a different design with the fabric?
Beautiful! Do you sell your wreaths and how much?
Do you think home decor fabric would work? Or would it be too stiff ?
I would think as long as it’s workable it will do well. Maybe practice with a piece first.
Why are you holding the rotary cutter straight up and down? is that how its suppose to be held? Just wondering if im holding mine wrong.
You’re not, I need a new blade and just haven’t ordered one.
Could you use fat quarters for the petals?
Absolutely
I had a wave blade and it wouldn’t cut my fabric, and it was a thinner fabric.
Julie, I like your cutting blade, I looked on Amazon for that blade, can you help me out by posting a link? I don't understand if you buy the cutter and that blade together or if I have to buy the blade. Thanks!
If you purchase a cutter it will have just a plain cutter but if you want a decorative tip blade go to my Amazon shop and look under the “wreath making must haves” list here www.amazon.com/shop/julieswreathboutique
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I love this! I have blue demin; would that be too heavy of material to use? 😍🤗🤗
I would spray it first and see if it gives more structure to it. Definitely spray when you’re finished several times b
Do you have any other videos of wreath using fabric besides the wrag wreath?
Do I spray fabric before I cut? Is this waterproof treatment?
I would spray before and after. It’s not a waterproofing spray.
Where did you get the spray Mod Podge ?
I think I purchased it at Hobby Lobby, I checked Amazon and they didn’t have it but the rustoleum clear matte spray will do the same. You can get that from my amazon affiliate shop www.amazon.com/shop/julieswreathboutique or at your local store.
Can I use wire mesh instead of the plastic mesh?
How many yarn loops did you make for the center?
I have never counted how many I make, just enough until it looks good.
Help! To make this on a 14" wreath form, would you just use more 10" x 10" pieces or would you cut them bigger at 14" x 14"? I don't know which would look better and I don't have enough fabric to try it both ways.
You don’t change the size of the petals just the amount of petals needed. You will also do at least one extra layer of petals to make it so your middle doesn’t have to be so big.
@@JuliesWreathBoutique Thank you so much for your help!
Any idea how I could use some small pieces of contrasting material for the center, instead of yarn?
Not really but you could cover some foam with fabric.
If you had a styrofoam disc for the center you could cut the contrasting fabric into small squares (3" - 5"), put them on the end of a blunt pencil, or knitting needle, put a dab of glue in the center, then poke it into the styrofoam.
So I tried this, my problem was that, even with a brand new skip blade for my rotary cutter, I could not cut the fabric! Like it was to thin or just wouldn't go threw tho it made Mark's in my mat!! Just confused. Did you have thick fabric? Or is there a certain type of blade? Mine are all Fiskars!
I had to add some pressure when I cut the fabric, Fiskars is usually a good blade
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What type of fabric do I get to do this, quilting, cotton?
I’m not really sure what exactly what I used, it was not a see through fabric so a quilters fabric would be great for this wreath.
The heavy cottons, outdoor or home dec/ upholstery fabrics would hold up well. Starch the cottons first, they will not be as floppy.