Do you know what a large group of butterflies is called?
Entomologists call them a swarm or a lek. They are also know as a flight, a rabble, or a kaleidoscope. I love the imagery evoked by a kaleidoscope of butterflies and think it is a very fitting name for my favorite spring wreath.
I made this wreath two years ago to display on my mantel. I found free butterfly images here and printed them on both sides of a piece of cardstock (reversing the image when printing the second side so the images lined up). Then I painstakingly cut each one out. Because the colors were a bit too vivid, I brushed on a thin layer of white acrylic paint for a more muted look. I creased the butterflies slightly along their bodies to give them dimension, then hot glued them around a grapevine wreath. 
Simple and sweet, this wreath makes me smile every time I walk past!
Are you craving more paper butterfly crafts? Check out the butterfly crown that I made for my daughter.