Making felt flowers just got a whole lot easier. Here is how to make felt flowers using Cricut Maker. (this post contains affiliate links)
Even though I already had a Cricut Explore Air 2, I had to have a Cricut Maker. I like sewing and making fabric crafts so I thought it would be a helpful tool in my craft room, I was right. I love it! And I’m pretty impressed with how well it cuts fabric. My latest project is a Fall Wreath that I made using felt flowers. I have also used the Cricut Maker in the past to make fabric coasters and silverware holders. Both of those articles have thorough, step-by-step instructions on how to cut fabric using the Cricut Maker so I won’t repeat the steps here. If you’re new to cutting fabric with the Maker, please click on either of those projects for easy-to-follow instructions with lots of photos.
How to make felt flowers using Cricut Maker
This was the first time that I cut felt with the Maker and I was pretty impressed. As you can see in the image above, I had to snip a few points here and there but for the most part, the Cricut Maker did a fabulous job of cutting through the polyester felt that I used.
I cut out a lot of flowers so my Maker got quite the workout!
There was a lot of felt fibers on my mat after I was done cutting out all of the flower shapes. I cleaned it up with a soapy scrubby sponge and it’s good and sticky again!
I was able to figure out how to put most of the flowers together, but that brown one with the yellow center had me stumped. Lucky for me I was broadcasting live on my Facebook page and one of my viewers was able to help me figure it out!
The shapes that I used were from a Ready to Make Project in Cricut Design Space. It’s free for Cricut Access holders. There are 4 or 5 different flower shapes in it. I used all of them! I chose not to use all of the centers provided. For some flowers, I glued on a button in the center.
The glue gun was used to attach the flowers and the leaf shapes to the grapevine wreath. I love how it looks on the Easy DIY Farmhouse Shutters in my kitchen.
Here’s how it looks on a black door.
Do you remember making felt flowers as a kid? I don’t, but I’ve heard a lot of people mention it. I love how this wreath turned out. Would you make one? I would love if you would share and pin this project.
Who wants to see more Fall projects made with Cricut???
Fall Embroidery Hoop Wreath from Weekend Craft • DIY Fall Porch Sign from Cookies Coffee and Crafts • Easy DIY Fall Sign Upright and Caffeinated • Easy Fall Decor from Daily DIY Life • Autumn Wood Banner from the Inspiration Vault • Pumpkin Stuffie from The How-To Home
Jenny says
I would make this wreath! It’s so pretty. I love how it looks on the black & the white.
Mary Beth says
This is so pretty, Jeanie. There’s so much detail and the end result is gorgeous!
Michelle Beaton says
I love working with felt! These flowers came out gorgeous!
Stacey @ Poofing the Pillows says
This turned out so cute! I had no idea you could do this with a Cricut.
Stacey Felice says
I have a cricut but always use my sizzix when cutting felt. For some odd reason I never thought of using my cricut. This is too stinking cute and I’m going to have to make it. I’ve been wanting to make a door wreath but never found one I really liked..until now. I’m so glad I found you from the Motivational Monday party
Barbara Chapman ~ French Ethereal says
Hi Jeanie, Such a cute wreath!!! And I have a Cricut just waiting to create some flowers for fall. 🙂
Thanks for the fun idea,
Hugs,
Barb 🙂
Heather Northington says
Love the look of the felt flowers. My favorite are the ones with the buttons inside. Great idea to use them on a wreath, perfect fall colors too. Love it!
T'onna | Sew Crafty Crochet says
I love this wreath! The flowers are so cute and colorful!
mary says
I just got the Maker and a pack of felt. I think this might be my next project!
Shirley Wood says
There is just something about felt projects that appeals to me every time. These flowers are really pretty. I have a Cricut but have not really explored what all I can do with it! This is now on my to-do list! Thanks for sharing with us at Merry Monday. Pinned.
Lynn B Spencer says
I could not love this wreath anymore! You’ve inspired me to dust off my Cricut and get busy cutting some felt flowers.
Allison | Upright and Caffeinated says
I love this wreath. The flowers look beautiful! The Cricut Maker is impressive! Might have to put it on my Christmas list!
Kippi says
That turned out really nice. I want to make one too.
Jenny says
Your felt wreath is beautiful and I will be featuring it tonight at Merry Monday.
Linsey Erickson says
Hi, The flowers look beautiful! The Cricut Maker is impressive! I think this might be my next project!I want to make one too. thanks for the sharing this.
911 Custom says
can’t even tell you how much I love this felt flower wreath that my friend Jeanie made. So many possible variations on that LED Flasher
Jerald Toliver says
The flowers look fabulous and excellent design. I hope to have a Creator soon.
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Shel Hankley says
This is just gorgeous. I pinned it! Can you share or direct me to the different flower shapes you used? I’ve been searching everywhere and your flowers are by far the prettiest. I love how unique they all are! Thank you!
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