Sunflower Harvest Grapevine Wreath
Sunflower Harvest Grapevine Wreath
Welcome the beauty of the harvest season with the Sunflower Harvest Grapevine Wreath, a warm and inviting design that captures everything we love about fall. Featuring cheerful sunflowers, rich autumn hydrangeas, vibrant berries, pinecones, seasonal foliage, and a stunning sunflower-patterned bow, this wreath brings rustic charm and timeless elegance to your front door or any space in your home. In this DIY tutorial, Susan takes you step by step through the process of creating this beautiful wreath using florals, greenery, ribbon, and accents available from our website. Whether you're decorating for the start of autumn or looking for a welcoming seasonal accent, this project is easy to recreate and customize, making it a beautiful addition to your fall décor.
Supplies needed:
- (1) 18" Round Grapevine Wreath
- (2) 20" Fall Sunflower Mixed Floral Bush
- (4) 22" Pine Cone & Berries Fall Leaves Floral Pick
- (4) 20" Cedar Floral Spray
- (1) 1.5" Rust Flower Embossed Ribbon
- (1) 2.5" Fall Sunflowers Ribbon
- (1) 7/8" Moss Floral Embossed Ribbon
- Wire Cutters
- Scissors
- Hot Glue
- Floral Wire or Chenille Stems
- Here is a look at all the supplies that were used in this Wreath
- Susan started this Wreath by first tying the large Bow. She started with the 7/8" Moss Ribbon and then added each additional Ribbon. She tied two to three loops of each Ribbon, stacking them as she went. She secured the Bow with a Chenille Stem; Floral Wire could also be used to do this. Susan also used the same Chenille Stem to attach the Bow to the Wreath. She placed it to the left of center at the top of the Wreath.
- Once the Bow was placed Susan began to add pieces of the Cedar Greenery in and around the Bow. She used the wire cutters to clip individual pieces off of the main stem. She used Hot Glue on the end of each piece before placing it into the Wreath.
- Next Susan cut apart the Mixed Sunflowers Bush to add to the Wreath. She used all of the different florals that were in the Bush and spread them out throughout the Wreath.
- Next Susan cut apart the Maple Leaf Picks and added them to the Wreath also. She added a bit of Hot Glue to the end of each piece before placing it in the Wreath.
- Once the right hand side of the Wreath was complete, Susan repeated the process on the other side. She created a crescent shape with the florals leaving the bottom half of the Wreath bare.
- As Susan adds the finishing touches to the Sunflower Harvest Grapevine Wreath, the design comes together as a beautiful celebration of the fall season, blending vibrant sunflowers, rich autumn florals, rustic pinecones, and warm harvest colors into one eye-catching display. This versatile wreath is perfect for welcoming guests from the first days of autumn through Thanksgiving and can easily be personalized by changing the ribbon, florals, or seasonal accents to match your own decorating style. We hope this tutorial inspires you to gather your favorite supplies from our website and create a handcrafted wreath that brings warmth, beauty, and a touch of harvest charm to your home all season long.
- Rebecca Coffman