3D Fabric Poke Wreath DIY Kit
3D Fabric Poke Wreath DIY Kit
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Description
Turn Little Pieces of Fabric Into Something Beautiful.
It starts with a few small squares of fabric.
You place one down, press the center with the poke tool, and watch the fabric gather into a soft little bloom.
Until all those tiny pieces become a rich, dimensional Christmas wreath you’ll be proud to hang on your door.
No complicated sewing. No perfect technique required. Just poke, tuck, repeat… and watch your Christmas wreath come to life.
Why Everyone Loves Making It
Surprisingly Simple
You don’t need to be an experienced crafter.
Place a fabric square over the wreath base, press the center with the included poke tool, and the fabric naturally gathers into a dimensional little bloom.
Poke. Tuck. Repeat.
That’s the satisfying part.
Beautiful 3D Texture
This isn’t a flat printed wreath.
Layer after layer of gathered fabric creates a plush, dimensional surface full of folds,shadows and soft textile detail.
Up close, you see the craftsmanship.
From across the room, you see a beautiful Christmas wreath.
Relaxing to Make
There’s something incredibly calming about watching each little fabric square transform.
One poke.
One fold.
One more section finished.
It’s the kind of Christmas project you can work on with a cup of coffee, holiday music playing and nowhere else you need to be.
Made to Be Displayed
The best DIY projects shouldn’t disappear into a drawer when you’re finished.
This one goes straight on the door.
Hang it in your:
- Entryway
- Living room
- Kitchen
- Covered porch
- Craft room
- Christmas display
And bring it back out every holiday season.
Wait… How Does It Work?
It’s easier than it looks.
1. PLACE
Lay a small fabric square over the wreath base.
2. POKE
Press the center down using the wooden-handled poke tool.
3. TUCK
As the center goes in, the corners naturally gather upward and form soft folds.
4. REPEAT
Add another piece beside it.
Then another.
The flowers become fuller, the colors begin to blend, and your wreath slowly takes shape.
Tiny fabric squares → soft 3D blooms → one beautiful Christmas wreath.
It’s Not Just Something You Make. It Becomes Part of Christmas.
There’s a different feeling when someone asks,
“Where did you get that wreath?”
and you get to say,
“I made it.”
Every folded piece of fabric, every little detail and every hour spent making it becomes part of the decoration itself.
That’s what makes this more than another Christmas craft.
It becomes something you remember making.
Something you bring out again next year.
And maybe someday, something you pass down.
Shipping
Orders are processed within 1–3 business days, Monday through Friday.
Standard Shipping: 7–12 business days — $9.99
Express Shipping: 5–7 business days — $19.99
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Returns & Refund
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Items must be unused, undamaged, and returned in their original packaging. To request a return, please contact us first at support@maetiva.com with your order number.
If your item arrives damaged, defective, or incorrect, please contact us with photos so we can help resolve the issue.
Once your return is received and inspected, approved refunds will be issued to your original payment method within 10 business days.
Note: Returns sent without prior authorization may not be accepted.
Turn Little Pieces of Fabric Into Something Beautiful.
It starts with a few small squares of fabric.
You place one down, press the center with the poke tool, and watch the fabric gather into a soft little bloom.
Until all those tiny pieces become a rich, dimensional Christmas wreath you’ll be proud to hang on your door.
No complicated sewing. No perfect technique required. Just poke, tuck, repeat… and watch your Christmas wreath come to life.
Why Everyone Loves Making It
Surprisingly Simple
You don’t need to be an experienced crafter.
Place a fabric square over the wreath base, press the center with the included poke tool, and the fabric naturally gathers into a dimensional little bloom.
Poke. Tuck. Repeat.
That’s the satisfying part.
Beautiful 3D Texture
This isn’t a flat printed wreath.
Layer after layer of gathered fabric creates a plush, dimensional surface full of folds,shadows and soft textile detail.
Up close, you see the craftsmanship.
From across the room, you see a beautiful Christmas wreath.
Relaxing to Make
There’s something incredibly calming about watching each little fabric square transform.
One poke.
One fold.
One more section finished.
It’s the kind of Christmas project you can work on with a cup of coffee, holiday music playing and nowhere else you need to be.
Made to Be Displayed
The best DIY projects shouldn’t disappear into a drawer when you’re finished.
This one goes straight on the door.
Hang it in your:
- Entryway
- Living room
- Kitchen
- Covered porch
- Craft room
- Christmas display
And bring it back out every holiday season.
Wait… How Does It Work?
It’s easier than it looks.
1. PLACE
Lay a small fabric square over the wreath base.
2. POKE
Press the center down using the wooden-handled poke tool.
3. TUCK
As the center goes in, the corners naturally gather upward and form soft folds.
4. REPEAT
Add another piece beside it.
Then another.
The flowers become fuller, the colors begin to blend, and your wreath slowly takes shape.
Tiny fabric squares → soft 3D blooms → one beautiful Christmas wreath.
It’s Not Just Something You Make. It Becomes Part of Christmas.
There’s a different feeling when someone asks,
“Where did you get that wreath?”
and you get to say,
“I made it.”
Every folded piece of fabric, every little detail and every hour spent making it becomes part of the decoration itself.
That’s what makes this more than another Christmas craft.
It becomes something you remember making.
Something you bring out again next year.
And maybe someday, something you pass down.