5 Dollar Tree DIY Fall Farmhouse Decor Craft Ideas 2020 | Farmhouse Sunflower Kitchen Decor And More

Welcome everyone, my name is Jessica and this is Simple Cheap and Easy DIYs. I'm going to start off by taking two of these jack-o-lantern glitter signs and using my razor blade I'm just going to raise up the glitter paper. Once I have it raised up then I'm just going to slowly peel that off and I'm going to repeat that on both of the wooden signs and this actually came up in a single sheet on both of mine. And this is what they'll look like once you have the glitter paper removed. Next I'm just going to take a pencil and outline the definition for the pumpkin that way I kind of have something to go by when I start shading it in and I'm going to repeat that on both of the pumpkins. Now taking the apple barrel paint and harvest orange I'm going to paint both sides of both of the pumpkins. Once that paint's dry I'm going to take the apple barrel paint and spiced carrot and with the spiced carrot I'm just going to use a foam brush and go over the lines that I drew out previously and I'm just going to kind of blend that in on both of them that way it gives definition to the pumpkin. And this is what it'll look like once the paint's fully dry. Next taking the apple barrel paint in the color white I'm going to use a ruler to make sure my words are straight and using this stencil and a foam brush I'm going to use the white paint and spell out pumpkin patch. And this is what it'll look like once you have the letter stenciled on and you can repeat this on either one or both sides. Now taking some large craft sticks I'm going to cut the ends off of the craft sticks and you can use as many as you would like just depending on how you want the spaces to be but once I have those cut I'm going to take the harvest orange and I'm going to paint both sides of the craft sticks. Next using my hot glue I'm just going to apply a little bit of hot glue around the edge of the pumpkin as you can see here and you can space these however you would like but I do recommend using a wood glue or like a super glue to ensure a stronger hold and you just want to go ahead and place those sticks all the way around the bottom and the sides of the pumpkin. Once you have those all glued down the easiest way I found to attach the other pumpkin is to lay it flat and lay the pumpkin that we just glued the sticks on top and then apply hot glue underneath each of the sticks as you can see me doing here. And this is what it'll look like once you have both sides glued on. Now taking four of these cyclone flyers I'm going to spray paint them with the black spray paint and once those are fully dry this is what they'll look like painted and I'm going to take two of these wooden dowels and also paint them in black and I'm going to use the jet black apple barrel paint for these. Once I have those painted I'm going to apply hot glue in the center of one of the wheels as you can see here and these actually fit in perfectly and I'm going to repeat that on two of the wheels. Once those are glued in I'm going to glue the other two wheels to the other side. Next we're going to attach the wheels to the pumpkin and I'm actually going to apply hot glue in these little grooves. They actually fit in perfectly and I'm going to glue one set of wheels to each of the side and just apply a little more hot glue to the top to ensure that they stay in place. Now when you glue these down you want to make sure that the wheels are positioned like this that way it's actually sturdy enough to hold up the weight. Now taking a craft stick that I've painted in harvest orange that's about four inches long and a piece that I cut about an inch long painted in black we're going to glue those together for the handle and just glue that on the inside of one of the craft sticks on the wagon and this is what it'll look like once you have that glued on. Next I'm going to take this little wooden pumpkin that I had left over from a previous project and I'm going to glue that right under the pumpkin and before the word patch. I'm also going to take this leaf that I'd taken off a previous DIY as well and I'm just going to glue that to the top of the pumpkin. Once I have that glued down I'm just going to take this little bow that I had made in raffia and glue that over the hole in the top of the pumpkin sign as you can see here and here's your completed pumpkin wagon. You can fill it with any type of flowers that you would like for your fall decor. I'm going to start off by taking this wood mason jar sign and removing the hanger. Once I have the hanger removed I'm also going to remove the burlap from the top of the sign and that comes up pretty easily. I'm just going to peel that off. Next I'm going to take this shine bright calendar. I'm going to be using this fall in love picture from the calendar. I'm just going to turn the calendar over and use the mason jar to trace that out on the back of the calendar. Once I have that traced out I'm going to cut that out using my scissors. Once I have my picture cut out I'm going to take my glue stick and I'm going to apply that all over the mason jar and I'm going to be using the back of the sign and I'm going to make sure that I apply it around all the edges as well as in the center. That way it does hold in place and I have found that this is the best way to keep the less amount of wrinkles in your page. Once I have all the glue applied I'm just going to place the picture on the mason jar and smooth that out. Now you don't want to push too hard or you're liable to rip the page but once I have that in place and it's fully dry I'm going to take some sandpaper and just sand around all the edges and this actually makes a smooth finish once you have that all sanded down. And this is what it will look like once you have the paper fully sanded. Now I'm going to take that same glue stick and just apply glue all around the top of the mason jar. Once I have that glued down then I'm going to put the burlap back on top and you can either use the hanger that we took off from previously or you can use command strips. And this is what it'll look like once it's complete. Now this step is optional but I'm going to take this brown oxide paint and I'm going to dry brush that around all the edges of the mason jar just to kind of give it a little bit of a rustic look and a little bit of definition. And here's your completed first project. For the second project I'm going to use this metal napkin holder and I'm going to spray paint it in this Rust-Oleum spray paint in the color netmeg. Once I paint that this is what it will look like and once that's fully dry I'm going to take this metal yard sunflower and I'm going to cut it off right at the sunflower and this is what it'll look like once you cut that off. And now I'm just going to place it on the napkin holder where it will still allow it to set flat and once I have that in place I'm going to take my hot glue and I'm going to apply a generous amount of hot glue at all the meeting points and let that dry. And here it is with the sunflower attached. Next I'm going to take my cutters and I'm going to cut both of the leaves off of the stem. Once I have those cut I'm going to place them underneath the sunflower where I like them and once I have those put in place I'm going to repeat the same step by applying a generous amount of hot glue to the meeting points. And here's your completed second project. For this third project I'm going to be using this metal bucket that I got at Goodwill but Dollar Tree does have some you can use as well. Next I just place some styrofoam in the middle of the bucket and taking three more of the sunflower yardsticks that I actually cut at three different lengths I'm going to apply some hot glue to each of those and place those in the styrofoam. Once I have them in place I'm going to apply a little more hot glue around the top just to ensure that they do hold in place. Once I have the flowers all glued in place I'm going to take this Spanish moss and I'm just going to place some Spanish moss all the way around the sunflowers. Now I did leave a section open in the front from both the styrofoam and the moss and I'm going to use it to place these wooden utensils. And here's your completed third project. Fourth project I'm going to take this metal paper towel holder and using the Rust-Oleum spray paint in the color nutmeg I'm just going to spray paint the entire paper towel holder and this is what it'll look like once that paint's fully dry. Another one of the sunflower stakes I'm going to cut this one right at the bottom of the second leaf and this is what it will look like and I'm going to place it on the bottom of the paper towel holder and I'm going to apply a generous amount of hot glue to the leaf to hold it in place. Once I have that glued in I'm going to take a piece of the stake that we actually cut off and I'm going to apply some hot glue to one end and place it on the back side of the leaf. And once I have that in place I'm going to glue it to the opposite side of the paper towel holder and this is just to help ensure that it does stay standing up and hold in place. And here's your completed fourth project. And here's all today's completed projects. Leave me a comment down below and let me know which is your favorite. Thank you so much for watching today's video. I hope everyone enjoyed it. If you did make sure you give this video a big thumbs up. As always you can leave me a comment down below and if you're not already subscribed to my channel make sure you hit that subscribe button. Until next time hope everyone has a great day!