Pineapple Wreath Made With Sunflowers

Make this handmade pineapple wreath in just a few minutes to brighten up your front door!

To make this beautiful wreath, I’m using faux sunflowers that I bought at Walmart, large faux palm leaves from Dollar Tree (smaller ones from Target), and a 12-inch grapevine wreath from Walmart as a base.

I love the sunny pops of yellow mixed with the tropical palms that make up this fun wreath. To me, this is the perfect ‘welcome summer’ wreath.

If you’d like to make this sunny pineapple wreath, check out the details below or follow along with the video to get up and crafting quickly!

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Supplies

• About 8-10 faux sunflowers (depending on size)
• Mini white flowers for accents (optional)
• 3-4 faux palm or fern leaves
• A 12-inch grapevine wreath (twig wreath)
• Deco poly mesh ribbon (in gold or neutral color)
• A hot glue gun (and finger protectors!!)
• Scissors

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Pineapple Wreath Made With Sunflowers – Video

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How to Make A Pineapple Wreath in 5 Easy Steps

Step 1:

To get started you’ll want to shape your grapevine wreath into a more oval shape. Bend your wreath slowly but don’t force it. Mine was pretty easy to shape because it was made up of small twigs.

Step 2:

Next, push each of the palm and fern stems through the center of the twigs at the top of your wreath as shown below. Secure with hot glue as needed and cut the excess stems with scissors. See the video above for a better look at the process.

Step 3:

Cut deco-mesh with scissors to fit the top of your wreath and use hot glue to secure the mesh along the sides. The deco-mesh will give a place to adhere flowers in the next step.

Note: The mesh I had in my craft bin was 6-inches. Use any size you have and overlap any way you want to cover the center of your wreath.

Step 4:

Remove all of your faux flowers from the stems. Some of my flowers were larger than others. Arrange them onto your wreath how you like them and hot glue each down, one at a time.

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Step 5:

Finish by hot gluing some little white flowers onto your wreath as an accent (optional). That’s it. Hang up your lovely new wreath and enjoy!

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