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Glowforge: How to Make an Easter Wreath

Level
Intermediate
Time
1/2 day
Budget
30+

Learn to make this bright and colourful Easter wreath using your Glowforge!

Follow the easy step-by-step instructions below to be able to decorate your home ready for the season.

Personalise your wreath using Hobbycraft's selection of paint, and create something that will be a seasonal feature in your home year on year.

Discover more Glowforge projects here >

Project & Instructions by Hobbycraft Artisan:

Katherine Printall

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How to make

You Will Need

* Glowforge Proofgrade Draftboard

* Acrylic Paint - We've used Light Sage, Turquoise, Baby Pink, White, Coral, Light Yellow and Pale Blue

* Hi Tack Glue

* Paintbrush

* PDF Template - Downloaded + Printed

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Free Templates
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Step 1

Download the free Easter Wreath file.

 

Place the draftboard in your Glowforge and open the Glowforge homepage on your device.

 

Click on 'Create a New Design’ on the left of the screen, then click on 'Upload a File’ and select the Easter Wreath file.

Step 2

Line up the design on the part of the board you want it to cut on. If the board still has the label on it, the software will detect the Glowforge proofgrade material and load the settings for cut. If it doesn’t, click on ‘Unknown Material’ and select medium draft board.

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Step 3

Click on the bottom layer, the one that doesn’t have the main body of the wreath on it.

 

Select ‘Score’ at the top and then ‘Draft’. This will score the outline of the design details to be painted on.

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Step 4

Click 'Print' and press the flashing button on your Glowforge.

 

Once the print is finished, remove the board from the machine and remove the mask from all pieces.

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Step 5

Add a coat of white paint to your pieces, this will keep the colours clean and bright.

 

Paint the colours in using the photo of the finished wreath for colour reference. To make the lighter coral, mix 1 part baby pink with 1 part coral. For the darker blue, mix 1 part turquoise with part pale blue.

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Step 6

When the paint is completely dry, apply glue to the backs of the flowers and glue them to the wreath using the finished photo as a guide for placement.

 

Then, glue the eggs on top.

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Step 7
Turn the wreath over and tie a short length of twine around the base between the leaves. Your wreath is now ready to hang up!
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Step 8
And there you have it, your wreath is ready to take pride of place in your home!
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