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" Understated felt gets a royal transformation when it&amp;#039;s spiraled and coiled into a stunning array of rosettes. Follow this color palette, or create your own, playing with various shades of green and red. Materials \u2022 1 skein dark green yarn (Vanna&amp;#039;s Choice Yarn in Olive, $4;  HobbyLobby.com) \u2022 12&amp;quot; Styrofoam wreath form ($5;  Joann.com) \u2022 Scissors \u2022 Ballpoint pen \u2022 Scrap cardboard \u2022 3/4 yard each of felt in red, light green and dark green ($9 per yard;  StitchLab.biz) \u2022 Hot-glue gun and glue sticks Directions 1. Wrap yarn around the wreath form so that the entire form is covered. Knot to secure; trim ends. 2. Draw and cut out 3 circles from scrap cardboard, measuring 3 1/4&amp;quot; (small), 4 1/4&amp;quot; (medium) and 5 1/2&amp;quot; (large) in diameter. 3. Spread out felt on flat surface. Using cardboard circles, trace the following onto each color: 18 small circles, 16 medium and 5 large. Cut out. 4. To make a rosette: Cut a spiral into each felt circle, leaving a 1&amp;quot; to 1 1/2&amp;quot; circle in the center (this will become the base of your rosette). Starting from the outside end of the spiral, coil the felt inward until you get to the circle in the center. Dab glue onto the circle, then press the coiled felt onto it. Hold in place until dry. Repeat for all circles. 5. Glue rosettes next to each other onto wreath form, alternating colors and sizes as you go. (Save a large rosette for Step 6.) 6. Cut 2 yards of yarn and loop it 10 times. Wrap it around the wreath and tie a knot, leaving a loop for hanging. Glue large rosette onto the head of the nail or tack you use to hang the wreath. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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