Ever since I made the deco mesh flowers for my studio and my deco mesh pumpkin wreath for fall, I knew I would make a deco mesh poinsettia for the door for Christmas.
Deco Mesh Poinsettia Flower
Deco mesh flowers are easy to make and I just love how forgiving they are! When you cut the mesh the pieces they don’t have to be perfect, yet the flowers still turn out beautiful. This deco mesh poinsettia flower makes a beautiful statement piece on the front door for Christmas.
I decided I wanted to add lights to my deco mesh poinsettia because after all, it’s Christmas! So I bought a box of 20 warm white LED mini lights
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Instructions for Deco Mesh Flowers
Since I’ve already written a tutorial on this, I’m going to send you over to that post for the basic instructions. Here are a few pictures of my process on the poinsettia.
Deco Mesh Poinsettia Wreath Supplies
- 6-inch Styrofoam disc
- U-shaped floral pins
- 21-inch red decorative mesh
- 10-inch yellow decorative mesh
- 21-inch green decorative mesh
- Low-temp glue gun
- Scissors
- 20 warm white LED mini lights
- Ribbon or twine
How to Make A Deco Mesh Poinsettia Flower
- Follow the instructions in this post for the “daisy or sunflower” to create the outer circle of the flower with red mesh.
- I cut a few strips of red mesh and just looped them into the center by pinning one end into the disc, the making a loop and pinning, loop and pinning, etc.
- After that, I cut squares from yellow to add to the center, the same fashion as doing the outside edges of the flower.
- Then I turned it over and added four green squares and a ribbon hanger. Lastly, I used hot glue to attach the battery pack for the lights to the back and just strung them through the flower to the center.
Hope you enjoyed this project! Be sure to check out my studio tour here, and check out the post where it all started!
More Christmas Projects
- Coastal Branch Christmas Trees
- Christmas Village Shadowbox
- Wood Slice Christmas Tree
- Felt Christmas Tree Centerpiece
This post was originally published on this blog on Dec 17, 2015.
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Liz Ringle says
Amanda, is there any way I can print out directions for the poinsettia flower wreath? Would love to try it, looks beautiful.
Amanda Formaro says
Hi Liz. The basic instructions are linked in the post, they are actually the same as my regular decomesh flowers https://craftsbyamanda.com/deco-mesh-flowers/#wprm-recipe-container-29151
Pam says
Thought the Mesh Pumpkin was great but this Mesh Poinsettia is stunning. I am definitely making this!!!
John says
DECO MESH POINSETTIA FLOWER
How many rectangles or squares should I cut out of the 21in. X 10yd fabric? What would be there size 21in. X ??in.?
Amanda Formaro says
The number of squares will depend on how close you put them together. So it can be different for each person. The measurements do not need to be person. Just unroll a section and cut it at approximately 21-inches to get a square. I cut about 5 at a time and keep cutting pieces until the flower is complete.
Tavette says
I’m back……..Forgot to ask you what the finger puppet things are called that save your fingers from burning alive when using a hot glue gun. Made a Thanksgiving project and now might be a good time to rob a bank – which I have absolutely no intention of doing :) – since I have no finger prints left, thanks to my trusty hot glue gun!
What is it called and where did you buy it?
Thanks.
Tavette – S. Fla.
Amanda Formaro says
Hot glue gun finger caps! You can probably get them at any of the big name craft stores, you can also get them here at Amazon >> http://amzn.to/2fk68SJ
Tavette says
Wow – normally I don’t like the mesh, but this is spectacular! Thanks.
Tavette – S. Fla.
Amanda Formaro says
Thank you Tavette! :)