Day 11: Paper Rose Wreath with House of Hepworths

Hey everyone! I’m Allison from House of Hepworths. I’m so excited that Taryn invited me to be a part of this fun 14 Days of Love Valentine’s series!

Today I’m going to show you how to make the cutest Paper Rose Wreath. Red Roses are symbolic of LOVE, so this wreath is perfect for Valentine’s Day.

To make this wreath, you will need:

*8 inch wreath form
* red crepe paper
* 13 sheets of 12″x12″ red cardstock
* hot glue
* scissors

Start by gluing the end of your crepe paper to your wreath form.

Wrap the crepe paper around and around the form, until the wreath form is completely covered.

I wrapped my wreath twice so none of the green wreath showed through. To times around with the crepe paper gave it nice coverage.

Once your wreath form is wrapped, it’s time to start making your roses. Each 12″x12″ cardstock will make 4 flowers, and you will need approximately 13 pieces of cardstock worth (52 roses).

To make the Paper Roses, I’ve given a really detailed tutorial over on my blog.

Once your roses are assembled, start gluing them to your wreath using Hot Glue.

Use a liberal amount of hot glue, and hold each flower for several seconds to make sure the glue dries before you let go.

Put the roses close together. Work your way around the wreath. Here’s what it should look like when you are half way done.

After lots of gluing, you will end up with a beautiful wreath!

I LOVE how the shadows inside the roses really add depth to the wreath and give it a rich feel.

I hung the wreath inside a round mirror. Decorated around it is a simple pretty little Valentine’s vignette.

Now you can make your own Paper Rose Valentine’s Day wreath, for only a few dollars! I made mine for FREE because I had all the supplies on hand already. Double bonus!

Thanks again Taryn for inviting me to be a part of your sweet series. I had such a great time creating this project for Design, Dining, + Diapers!

Stop by House of Hepworths for even more crafty projects and tons of DIY tutorials.

Isn’t this gorgeous?! It really spices up the space and for FREE! Thanks Allison for sharing this detailed tutorial with us! Be sure to hop over to House of Hepworths and say Hi, you can also connect on Facebook and Twitter!