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Thursday, May 22, 2014

Quick and easy patriotic pinwheel wreath



Need a quick wreath to brighten up your holiday?  This wreath can be made in just a few minutes with limited supplies.  Inexpensive, quick, easy and patriotic, what’s not to like?  Have a wonderful and fun filled Memorial Day!

You will need:

Grapevine or any wreath you would like to recycle

Red, white and blue grosgrain ribbon (Any size ribbon)

Card stock paper in red, white and blue 

Glue gun and glue sticks

Screwdriver or pencil (to hold the pinwheel while the glue sets)

Rhinestones

Ruler

Scissors

Pencil

1.     Wrap your wreath with your red, white and blue ribbon all around, attach with glue gun and glue sticks.



2.     Make the pinwheels.  Cut 3 ¼” x 3 ¼” sized red, white, and blue squares from cardstock paper.


3.     Fold the paper diagonally, turn and fold the other direction.  Open the square.  Follow the fold lines to cut the square almost to the center.  Repeat all around on all the lines.  (See photo)






4.     Flip each pointed tip to the center and attach with a dab of hot glue.  Use the screwdriver or pencil to hold it down till the glue sets.  Be careful when working with hot glue!  Repeat around with each point.  (See photo)  Pinwheel made.  Make three pinwheels from each color.




5.     Attach a coordinating rhinestone or jewel in the center of each pinwheel.


6.     Use the hot glue gun to attach the pinwheels all around the wreath.






7 comments:

  1. Beautifully done, thanks for linking up at the countdown in style linky x

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  2. You are so talented and creative girl!! Excellent ;o) I hope you're having a great long weekend ;o)

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  3. Oh, I am so doing this for a summer craft! I can give this to my son and make pinwheels for us to play with all over the place, in all sorts of colors! This is simply adorable and patriotic. Thanks for sharing with Countdown in Style, Crystal! Pinning!

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  4. love this pinwheel wreath! pinning!

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  5. Love the pinwheels and it's got my mind spinning with all the things I can make with them. Thanks for sharing on Merry Monday.

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  6. Super cute way to incorporate pin wheels into a wreath! Thanks for sharing at the party. Theresa @DearCreatives

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  7. I love this! I think even my kids can do it! Can't wait to try it! Thanks for linking up to the Weekday Mixer!

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Thanks for your lovely comments!