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How to Make a Lovely Fall Egg Carton Flower Wreath

By Jen

fall egg carton flower wreath

I have had fun creating beautiful egg carton flowers over the years and this time around we wanted to celebrate the fall colors with our fall egg carton flower wreath. This is a lovely fall craft for kids to make and welcome guest into your home.

fall egg carton flower wreath

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autumn flower wreath made from egg carton

We gathered up our craft supplies - from the recycling bin. With a few fall acrylic paints, some pom poms, and buttons and beads we set to work creating.

This time around we used a smaller embroidery hoop for our wreath. You can use whatever size you like. An egg carton makes 12 flowers and endless leaves, which was perfect to cover our 8 inch hoop.

Autumn Egg Carton Wreath Craft

1 egg carton - paper egg carton
brown, green, yellow, orange and red acrylic paints
scissors
hot glue gun 
small (8") embroidery hoop
pom poms and beads and gems

The first step in making our wreath is taking apart the egg carton. Cut each section that holds an egg into a flower.

egg carton cut into pieces

Now it's time to cut a variety of flowers - pointy flowers and rounded flowers. Then cut the scrap pieces into leaves.

egg carton flowers with pom poms

Once you have all of the flowers and leaves start painting. We used a wide range of colours for our flowers. We painted fall leaves...green with little touches of yellow and orange.

fall egg carton flowers painted

When the leaves and flowers were dried, it was time to embellish them. Use the beads, buttons and pom poms to add a little sparkle to the centre of the flowers.

When all of our flowers and leaves are dry it was time to put together the wreath. Use the glue gun to adhere the flowers to the embroidery hoop. Be sure to plan out the wreath before using the glue, because once you use the glue it is hard to make any changes.

egg carton flowers on wreath close up

After all the flowers are in place it's time to stick the leaves on the wreath. The leaves will help finish off the piece. We glued a few little beads onto the leaves...a little more sparkle and detail.

egg carton leaves on wreath

When the wreath is complete, it is time to hang it up. You can wrap a piece of string around the hoop to hang the wreath on a hook. We have a hook on our front door, that we use for all of our seasonal wreaths. Alternately, simply hang the wreath from a wall hook. I love the wall hooks that are repositionable.

fall egg carton flower wreath

We love how our fall wreath turned out. The colours are beautiful and the pom poms are a fun addition. The best thing is the egg carton flowers won't die, like real flowers, and we can use the wreath for many years to come.


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Jen Farr is a mother living in Toronto, Canada. She has been sharing her DIY crafts, recipes, activities and parenting advice for over 15 years on her blog Kitchen Counter Chronicle. Jen is the mom of 2 lovely daughters. She believes in the power of taking small steps that can make big impacts on the world.

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