DIY Sunflower Wreath

Creating a DIY sunflower wreath is a fun and rewarding activity that can brighten up any space with its cheerful charm! To make this lovely decoration, simply gather some artificial sunflowers, a wreath base, and a glue gun. Begin by carefully attaching the sunflowers to the wreath base, layering them in a circular pattern until the wreath looks full and vibrant. Feel free to add some greenery or ribbons for a personalized touch. Hang your beautiful sunflower wreath on your front door or wall, and enjoy the sunny vibes it brings to your home! Happy crafting!

Supplies:

2 – Begin weeding your “Welcome” from your Gingham HTV vinyl you previously cut from your Cricut machine. Tip* Be creative with your choice of wording. Use your last name, Hello Fall, anything at all.

3 – Carefully apply on your dry wooden sign and adhere to your heat press. Press down firmly before beginning to remove your backing. Set aside.

4 – Bring your Grapevine over. Look at where it rests best to get the prettiest visual for your project. Tip* Use your embellishments to help disguise the imperfections of your grapevines where you can.

5 – Bring over your sunflowers and trim some stems from the main bundle. Use wire cutters and keep the length to begin.

6 – Begin working your stems, one by one, into the grapevine. Add as many florals into your wreath to your liking. Dip the stems into hot glue to help add security. Weave floral wire around as well.

7 – Secure your wooden “Welcome” sign with floral wire using the tiny little holes already there. Work them through your grapevine to make them nice and tight. Hot glue as well directly on your grapevine.

8 – Create some Raffia bows to hide the floral wire that is peeking through your wood. Hot glue in place.

9 – Hot glue a couple of tiny sunflowers right into the center of your raffia bow to tie the whole look together.