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Easy DIY Sunflower Wreath

August 28, 2016 By Jacque 3 Comments

Who said a wreath has to be boring? This tutorial is great for making a sunflower wreath. Perfect for the fall or most anytime of year!

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I did it again, I made a wreath.  This time I didn’t go hiding it behind Matt’s back like I have so many years before.  He definitely threw some shade and glared at me over the top of his MacBook.  But he knows I’m going to win and the wreath will end up on the door one way or another.  I did make a concession this time and did remove the deteriorating Patriotic wreath.  I’ll be honest the darn thing was falling apart.  It had to go.  So basically I won, while letting him think he won.  Nice, huh?

Back to the wreath.  I really wanted to make something fun that is fallish, but not smack you in the face fall.  Because I already have a fall wreath, not to mention the 3 Halloween wreaths you can find HERE, HERE and HERE … so yeah. I seriously didn’t need a new wreath that looked like everything else I have or have made.

MATERIALS (you know the stuff you’re going to need but pretend you got for free 😉)

Burlap Ribbon (2 rolls 20 yd total) – found HERE
Pool Noodle
Duck Tape – Found HERE (no seriously this is the tape I used)
White Sunflowers (2) – found HERE
Yellow Sunflowers (2) – found HERE
Decorative Pumpkins (2) – found HERE

Who said a wreath has to be boring? This tutorial is great for making a sunflower wreath. Perfect for the fall or most anytime of year!

I started off by making my daughter cry.  To be fair when you take a pool noodle away from an almost 3 year old, they are going to be upset.  When you take said pool noodle and cut it with a knife, you make them cry.  So, there you have that part.

pool-noodle-wreathTrim your pool noodle down, removing 6-8″ depending on how large you would like your wreath.  Ready for a tip?  Use a serrated bread knife. It will cut through the noodle, Like Buttah!

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Secure your noodle into a ring with Duck Tape.  Unable to find any adult Duck Tape in our home, I used the only roll I could find.  Thank you Elsa & Anna, you ladies have impeccable timing!

Next wrap your wreath in the burlap overlapping using the exact same method I used on my Tulip wreath. After you are wrapped, slide the flowers into the wreath between the overlaps.

Tulip Door Wreath Tutorial by: theDIYvillage.com

It will end up looking something like this …Who said a wreath has to be boring? This tutorial is great for making a sunflower wreath. Perfect for the fall or most anytime of year!In under 20 min with ZERO hot glue burns and all of my fingers in tact (because we all know I cant be trusted with scissors) my wreath was completed!

Who said a wreath has to be boring? This tutorial is great for making a sunflower wreath. Perfect for the fall or most anytime of year!Matt even admitted that the wreath was pretty cool.  Well, he didn’t say “pretty cool”, “Oh, Nice.” may have been more like it.  But he was super thrilled I promise!

Who said a wreath has to be boring? This tutorial is great for making a sunflower wreath. Perfect for the fall or most anytime of year!In reality it doesn’t matter, because I am super happy and that is ALL that matters!

P.S. Little Man turned 9 months today! I will not cry. I will not cry!

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Comments

  1. Stephanie G says

    August 30, 2016 at 9:07 am

    I love this wreath! And after just recovering from a hot glue burn I’m excited for a method that doesn’t use any!

    Reply
  2. Kristin salazar says

    November 2, 2016 at 2:30 pm

    what a great project!

    Reply
  3. Julie says

    November 3, 2016 at 5:15 pm

    This is gorgeous, Jacque! You better get it out! 😉

    Reply

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