DIY crocus flowers for spring with free SVG

I’m giving you the free SVG cut file to make felt crocus flowers (or paper flowers) to brighten up your home for spring.

I love making wreaths to decorate my front door. In fact, my wreaths have always had the same base, a grapevine wreath. You can see its evolution in recent years and around the seasons:

• 15-minute spring wreath for less than $15
• Transform your spring wreath into a fall wreath for $1
• How to make a wreath with terracotta pots

The last one has been there for some time (except winter!) And I simply changed the kinds of flowers in the terracotta pots.

This year, I decided to make the flowers myself. Since paper is not a great idea to put outside, I decided to make them out of felt.

And I decided to make crocus flowers. I love these flowers that pierce the snow when spring arrives. They make me happy every time!

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Material required to make felt crocus flowers

• Acrylic felt or Cricut felt (I’ll explain the difference in the video)
• Cricut Explore Air and fine point blade or, ideally, Cricut Maker and rotary blade (see explanation below)
• metal wire and pliers (or toothpicks or skewers)
• Glue gun and glue sticks
• Spray to stiffen fabrics Stiffen Quick
• Free SVG file available in NeliDesign’s library by registering below

You can also see the difference between the types of felt and how to cut them in Cori’s post from “Hey, let’s make stuff”. Her images are very visual and easy to understand.

In this image, you’ll see that you will not be able to cut acrylic felt (craft felt) with the fine point blade (the basic blade that comes with the Cricut Explore Air and the Maker). You will absolutely need the rotary blade of the Maker.

See how to make the same paper flowers on my Facebook group

Steps to make felt crocus flowers

I really love the result and I hope this tutorial has helped you bring a little spring into your home.

Join me in my Facebook group to make the same flowers, but this time with paper. I’m telling you, I think they are even more beautiful!

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PS: Don’t forget to Pin it to your favourite board!