Make an easy Felt Flowers Bouquet for spring. In an effort to use what I have on hand and to share an easy craft idea with you, I made these felt flowers with a few items from my craft stash.

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We are all trying to craft with items we have on hand right now. I searched through my craft stash looking for items that I could use to make a spring flowers craft for this month’s blog hop challenge.
Colorful Spring Felt Flowers Bouquet

If you’ve followed me for long, you might remember that I’m not a sewer. I do share easy no sew craft projects that I enjoy creating. That means I usually have some left over fabric scraps. I save them in a bin and I’m always glad to find a way to craft with the pieces. I recently shared DIY No Sew Fabric Bookmarks using more scrap fabric.

I chose some bright colored felt along with green yarn to make a fun felt flowers bouquet. I used the foam circle to hold the stems while I added the slit cut felt flowers and the bow.

How to Make Slit Cut Felt Flowers
- Cut a strip of felt approximately 9″ long x 2″ wide.
- Fold the felt in half lengthwise.
- Run a small bead of hot glue inside along the edge.
- Use fabric scissors to cut slits at the fold of the felt.
- Roll the felt strip as shown and hot glue the end in place.

Avoid cutting the slits too long and try to keep them evenly spaced. Once the flower has been rolled and glued, gently press on the back to shape it.

Making a stem for each flower is easy. Use wood skewers and tie a piece of yarn around it. You might need to cut the skewers depending on how tall you want the flowers to be. Wrap the skewer with the yarn until it is fully covered. Cut the yarn and glue the end in place. Use a rubber finger protector to avoid burns.

You can make as many felt flowers as you want for your bouquet. You can change the size of the flower by cutting the felt strips longer and wider, or shorter.

Glue one flower to the top of the stem. Make sure to hold it in place for about a minute until the glue is set.

To add the look of leaves, I cut a piece of green yarn and tied a bow just beneath each flower bloom.

Supplies Used for DIY Bouquet of Felt Flowers
- Assorted colors of felt
- Scissors
- Hot glue
- Finger Protector
- Wood Skewers
- Yarn
- Decorative jar or vase

I’ve had this aqua jar for a while and it was just the right size to hold my felt flowers bouquet. It’s filled with vase filler to hold the flowers in position.
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DIY Felt Flowers Bouquet

Each month, a group of craft, home decor, and recipe bloggers co-host a themed blog hop. This month, we’re all sharing a spring flowers craft or project.

Meet this month’s co-hosts!
Across the Blvd | Purple Hues & Me
Stone Cottage Adventures | Slices of Life
Domestic Deadline | Chas’ Crazy Creations
Sum of Their Stories | Cookies, Coffee, & Crafts
Coastal Bohemian
Be sure to click below to see more great spring flowers projects!
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Chas Greener says
Oh my goodness, how fun are those! So colorful and beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Beverly says
Thanks, Chas! They are easy to make and it’s a great way to use up some scraps of felt.
Gail @Purple Hues and Me says
Too cute and adorable, Beverly! And felt is so versatile to make just about anything!
Beverly says
Felt is great to work with, yes! Thanks, Gail.
Julie says
These are lovely, so easy too! I love the spring colours you used.
Beverly says
Thank you, Julie. I love easy crafts like these.
Joanne says
What a great way to use up old scraps of felt! Pinned.
Beverly says
Thanks so much, Joanne!
Jenny says
Those felt flowers are beautiful! I love how full they are and they make a wonderful bouquet. Those craft stashes are coming in handy for sure.
Beverly says
Thanks, Jenny! It is great to find ways to use up lots of craft stash items!
Marci says
I stumbled across some forgotten felt scraps just this week. You’ve given me a wonderful idea to use some of it! Thank you! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
Beverly says
I’m delighted to have given you an idea, Marci!
Pamela @ DIY Vibes says
I love the texture you created with these felt flowers, adorable!
Beverly says
Thanks, Pamela. It was a fun little craft to put together.
Michele Michael says
I cant believe how beautiful the felt looks. And as a grouping they look like a pretty bouquet. Pinned to my diy flower board.
Beverly says
Thank you, Michele and I appreciate the pin!
Allyson says
Your flowers are so cute! I keeping pinning felt flower projects and still have yet to make any. Here I go again ~ pinned.lol
Beverly says
I’ve pinned lots of them, too. I was glad to finally use up some of my felt scraps. Thanks, Allyson!
angie says
so very pretty thanks for sharing your bouquet with us today brightens up the world when we see something as pretty as this
Beverly says
Thank you, Angie! It’s nice to find little ways to add some bright spots to the day with crafts.
Marie says
Your felt bouquet is so adorable, Beverly! Love the bright and happy colors, especially during these challenging times.
Beverly says
Thanks, Marie! It was good to find ways to use those felt fabric scraps.
Marilyn says
Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared. Have a lovely week. I hope to see you at next week’s party too! Please stay safe and healthy. Come party with us at Over The Moon! Catapult your content Over The Moon! @marilyn_lesniak @EclecticRedBarn
Beverly says
Thanks, Marilyn! I appreciate the party.
Linda Primmer says
Hi Beverly these are so cute. Thanks for sharing at Love Your Creativity. Stay safe!
Beverly says
Thanks so much, Linda and thanks for the party!