Spring Yarn Wreath Tutorial

 First, purchase your foam wreath and yarn of your choice.  I chose green for St Patricks Day and it goes great all Spring...

 Note the price tag.  $1.97 off of the original price.  I love a good deal...

 Tie a knot in the back of your wreath.  Wrap and wrap and wrap the yarn around the wreath.  I went two times around to make sure I covered all of the foam up.  Tie another knot in the back.

 All done wrapping.  It's tedious work...

 This is what is left of the yarn.

 I had some fabric left from a drop cloth (I love drop cloth fabric!) and I cut out triangles to the size I wanted and wrote 'Welcome' on it with a Sharpie.  You can make your flag say what you want.  'Happy Spring', 'Hello', 'Good By'.  the choices are endless...

 I glued the triangles onto some skinny cream colored yarn with regular Elmer's Glue stick.  Worked like a charm.

 I took a long piece of fabric and cut a 1 inch strip (I don't know the exact length, but the longer the length the bigger the flower.  Iron it in half.

 Twist it up a few times and put a dot of hot glue so it sticks in place.

 Twist it every turn and add another dot of glue.

 When you get to the end of the fabric, leave a little tail.

 Glob some hot glue on the back of your flower.

 Open up the tail and press it into the hot glue.

I used some cute little clothes pins to hang the 'welcome' sign up with.  Hot glue the clothes pins in place.  Hot glue the flowers in place.  TaDaaaaaa!  You now have a pretty Spring wreath!