Diy Fall Sunflower

Summer is coming to a close to welcome Fall, which is personally my favorite season. There is so much to love about decorating your home with fall decor. One signature decor I have out during the season is sunflowers.  Sunflowers were my mother’s favorite flower so when I see them I think of her, and I had to make this fall sunflower!

Supplies needed :

Surface- I used a piece of scrape wood size 10 x10

Dollar Tree Braided Placemat

1 Mason Jar Lid- ensure it is a solid lid and not one that comes apart

16 Wood Biscuits – Size #10

Paint – Waverly Maze Color, Burnt Amber

Adhesive Gorilla Glue

Variety of Ribbons

Step 1: Cut the placemat to the size of your board

Step 2: Using adhesive spray found here, spray the board making sure to cover the entire surface.

Quick Tip: Use a puppy pad under your project on your work surface

Step 3: Paint your biscuits, I used Waverly maze.  However, you can use any color you wish.

Step 4- Paint mason jar with in the color Burnt Amber for the center of your fall sunflower

Step 5- Arrange your biscuits using hot glue, attach 6 around the mason jar and then attach the 2nd set of biscuits on top of the 1st layer

Quick Tip- Arrange 4 biscuits at 12 o’clock, 3 o’clock, 6 o’clock and 9 o’clock

Here is a video of me making the sunflower

Step 6 – Make the bow for your fall sunflower – Cut ribbon, crisscross them and use jute to secure, then attach to your board

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That’s it!! It’s it a simple fall sunflower. Can you see yourself making this? Remember to PIN IT so that you always have it for when you’re ready to make yours.