This is a sponsored post written by me for National Nonwovens. All opinions are my own.

If you’ve been here a while, you know that I have a thing for pretty felt. I got some lovely new colors from National Nonwovens, and I knew I needed to make some more felt flowers. I came up with this template to make some really easy flowers that can be used for lots of things. I decided to use these ones to make some magnets for our fridge. They look so lovely next to the embroidered magnets that I made a few years ago.

Take a look at these beautiful colors from National Nonwovens! From left to right, I used Wisteria 0593, Robins Egg 0580, Pink 0909, and Blush 1601.

To make these felt flower magnets, you’ll need:

felt
free template
magnets
hot glue gun and gluesticks

First, cut out your felt using the felt flower template provided. I find it’s easiest to use clear tape to hold the patterns down, rather than pins. After your spiral shape is cut out, start with the middle and roll it into a flower shape.

Once you are satisfied with how your flower looks, squeeze some hot glue onto the back and glue the circle on. Glue a magnet on the back of the felt circle, and you’re done!

They look great up on the fridge, or you could even use them on a filing cabinet in your office. It’s such an easy way to add a little color and personality to your space!