Duct Tape Flowers Wreath for Summer

Add a quick summer touch to your front door with my Duct Tape Flowers Wreath. This easy wreath will greet your guests in style. Read on to make your own version of this great wreath. Yep I even show you how to make those flowers out of duct tape!

Duct tape is a really great crafting tool. You can make all kinds of different things. Plus, it’s super durable! Try out these candle wraps or gift wrap all made from duct tape!

How to Make a Duct Tape Flowers Wreath

Supplies needed for a duct tape flowers wreath

• Picture frame
• Colorful fabric of your choice
• Duct Tape
• Hot glue and glue gun
• Baker’s twine
• Foam letters
• Buttons

Start with any picture frame (mine was already covered in some white fabric). Add in some colorful fabric and duct tape and you are ready to get started. 

Tear your fabric into strips and wrap around your frame. Cover the frame completely then use a dot of hot glue to secure the end of your fabric. 

Now it is time to break out that duct tape. We are going to start by making a duct tape flower. You will need a small square of duct tape plus one long strip.

Fold your long strip over about 2/3 of the way as shown below. Also as shown below, it does not have to be perfect. 🙂

Gather your long strip onto your square as shown below. Continue wrapping around and around until you run out of strip. The longer the strip, the closer to the outside of the square you can start, and the larger your flower will be. 

You will end up with a gathered flower something like this. 

The back does not look as pretty but we are not worried about that! Note that if any of your “square” peeks out around the edge of your flower, just fold under to hide it. 

Now attach those flowers to your wreath with hot glue. 

I also added a couple of buttons to the center of my flower. They added just the right amount of bling. 

Now we need to make that duct tape “Welcome” banner. You will need string (I used baker’s twine), duct tape, and foam letters. 

Start with a square of duct tape and fold it into a point as shown.

Then fold the sides of your square in to make a mini pennant flag. 

Add your foam letters to each pennant flag. 

Tie the baker’s twine onto your wreath. Add the flags by folding the duct tape over the baker’s twine and securing the flap with hot glue. 

It is really that simple! Add a cheerful touch to your front door with this duct tap flowers wreath.

I was lucky enough to be sent a great book for duct tape inspiration. The book Crazy-Cool Duct Tape Projects teaches great basic techniques on working with duct tape. I was always intimidated by that crazy sticky surface but don’t be! Grab your duct tape and whip up this great duct tape flowers wreath today.

Total Time 1 hour hour

Duct Tape Flowers Wreath for Summer

Add a quick summer touch to your front door with my Duct Tape Flowers Wreath. This easy wreath will greet your guests in style.

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Equipment

• Picture frame
• Colorful fabric of your choice
• Duct Tape
• hot glue and glue gun
• Bakers twine
• Foam letters
• Buttons

Instructions

• Start with any picture frame. Tear your fabric into strips and wrap around your frame. Cover the frame completely then use a dot of hot glue to secure the end of your fabric.
• To make a duct tape flower, you will need a small square of duct tape plus one long strip.
• Fold your long strip over about 2/3 of the way. It does not have to be perfect.
• Gather your long strip onto your square. Continue wrapping around and around until you run out of strip. The longer the strip, the closer to the outside of the square you can start, and the larger your flower will be. You will end up with a gathered flower.
• Now attach those flowers to your wreath with hot glue.
• I also added a couple of buttons to the center of my flower with hot glue. They added just the right amount of bling.
• To make that duct tape “Welcome” banner, you will need string (I used baker’s twine), duct tape, and foam letters.
• Start with a square of duct tape and fold it into a point. Then fold the sides of your square in to make a mini pennant flag. Add your foam letters to each pennant flag.
• Tie the baker’s twine onto your wreath. Add the flags by folding the duct tape over the baker’s twine and securing the flap with hot glue.

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