Easy Rainbow Butterfly Spring Wreath. Cut butterflies out of pretty paper for a happy rainbow wreath you can use all summer long!
Easy Rainbow Butterfly Spring Wreath
I am loving rainbows for spring this year! There’s something so happy about all of the rainbow colors, especially for Spring! I made a Rainbow Egg Wreath a few weeks ago to go over our mantel. Then I made a rainbow butterfly banner to hang underneath. So as I was contemplating Spring wreaths, I knew I needed to make a matching paper butterfly wreath!
DIY Spring Wreaths
I am joining friends who are also sharing DIY Spring wreaths! Be sure to scroll down to the bottom of the post and click on the links to HOP over and grab all of the spring wreath tutorials!!
Simple Modern Rainbow Wreath
I love a simple idea. I used the same butterfly die cut and cut butterflies out in 12 different colors for this butterfly wreath.
Three Dimensional Butterflies
To make the wreath more interesting, I cut out two butterflies for each butterfly. This gives the impression of the butterfly flying! I also cut out two butterflies out of each of the 12 colors of paper. So to make the wreath the way I did you will need 4 butterflies of each color paper.
Supplies to Make a Rainbow Butterfly Wreath
You only need a few materials to make this rainbow wreath!
- 12 sheets of colored of card stock (each sheet is a different color)
- Sizzix machine. You can also use a butterfly punch or use a Silhouette machine.
- Glue Dots
- Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
- Grapevine Wreath
How to Make a Butterfly Rainbow Wreath
It’s super easy to make this wreath! Here are the steps to make a butterfly rainbow wreath:
Pick Out the Colors
Make this wreath in ANY colors you want! You can make it in one color or dozens!
Cut Out the Butterflies
I used my Sizzix machine and the butterly die cut. I’ve used this same die cut on a few other projects. I will link to them at the end of the post. But you can also use a butterfly punch or you can use a craft cutting machine too.
Decide How Many Butterflies You Need
My wreath form is 16 inches wide. I cut out two butterflies (four total since they are 3-dimension) in each color. 12 butterflies in total.
Assemble Butterflies
Take two butterflies, fold one in half and place it over the matching butterfly. Put a glue dot in the middle of the bottom butterfly and press the top butterfly to attach them together.
Butterflies on Wreath
Arrange the butterflies on the wreath before you glue them on. Evenly place the on the wreath.
Use a glue gun and glue the butterflies on the wreath.
Glue Butterflies on Wreath
Hang Up Your Butterfly Rainbow Wreath
Hang it up and enjoy!!
Where Can You Hang a Butterfly Rainbow Wreath?
There are a few different ways to display this wreath. I hung it on my kitchen hood since my kitchen and family room are in the same space. I have my rainbow egg wreath on the mantel on the same wall as my rainbow wreath. But I was also thinking about hanging it on my front door. It wold be cute in a kids room too!
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More Spring Butterfly Ideas
Here are some other ways I have used the butterfly die cut to create spring projects!
Rainbow Wreath and Butterfly Garland
This has to be on e of my very favorite mantels. I just love the colors! I used the same butterfly die cut to make this butterfly banner.
Spring DIY Butterly Wreath
Here’s another easy butterfly idea. I used the same butterfly die cut to create the butterflies on this wreath.
Which wreath is your favorite?
xox
Rachel Harper says
Jen,
This wreath is just the cutest and your instructions look so easy. Thanks for sharing your creativity with us. I’d love to share a link on my Sunday, Dirt Road Adventures if that’s ok.