The Easiest Fall Centerpiece Ever
This easy Fall centerpiece is a cinch to make (with no glue) and can be easily customized to suit your style and your decor with absolutely no long-term commitment!
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Hello and welcome! It's a great day because not only is it Friday, but it's
Thrifty Style Team! We're a group of talented bloggers who are
passionate about decorating our homes as inexpensively as possible! We share
our ideas with you every month and I know you'll be inspired to try a few of our projects! You're going to love my easy fall centerpiece!
My daughter and I are watching it together. It's all about moms and teenage
daughters and lots of coffee and dysfunctional families and awkward
conversation and commitment...oh, and really catchy comebacks and speed
talking that will make you laugh until you cry!
One of the main characters Rory has a boyfriend Dean and she thinks she's
happy and loves him until Jess comes to town, and then she's not so sure
anymore so she breaks up with Dean and starts going out with Jess. But then
she remembers how nice Dean was and how well he treated her and she wonders if
she made the right decision.
Commitment is hard at the tender age of 16.
Well guess what? This fall wreath centerpiece requires no long term commitment
on your part! Did you appreciate that awkward segue? 😍
Easy Fall centerpiece
Did I mention this project is easy? And fast?
Oh good, I was just checking to make sure you heard me!
Rather than reinvent the wheel (or the wreath in this case), I decided to
revamp the amazing
tabletop wreath centerpiece
that I made in the spring. You know, just spice it up for Fall. It was easy
and inexpensive too!
With just a little zhushing, it fits seamlessly into my colorful Fall decor
and I couldn't be more pleased! Normally my Fall decor is neutral with soft
colors like
this simple fall tablescape
or
black and white but this year I just felt the need for more color in my life! You can
see this year's colorful
fall tablescape here
and my
fall mantel here
and a
colorful DIY fall wreath here.
This fall, it's all about the
C
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baby!
Supplies to make an easy centerpiece for Fall
You most likely have these supplies on hand already. Here are the supplies
you'll need to make this centerpiece:
- round tray
- wreath
- hurricane
- fall leaves
- mini pumpkins
Put it all together
The round tray is optional, but I love how it holds everything together and
makes it so easy to move your centerpiece if you need to! Just make sure it
fits your wreath. I used a round galvanized tray but any kind will do.
Place the wreath inside the tray and insert your hurricane into the hole in
the wreath. You can add a candle to your hurricane (I'm loving these
battery operated faux candles with a timer). I also tucked a bit of
moss into
my glass hurricane for my candle to sit on.
So far super easy right?
Add a touch of Fall
To make this centerpiece perfect for fall, you need to add just two simple
things:
- fall leaves
- mini pumpkins
I found these adorable
mini pumpkins with clips from Dollar Tree. They were so easy to just clip to the greenery in my centerpiece, and they
take just seconds to remove! There was only 1 pack of the white pumpkins left
in my store, but I made it work. You could also hot glue
these clips
to the back of small pumpkins to make your own clip-able pumpkins!
I just clipped the pumpkins evenly around the wreath.
The leaves are also from the dollar store. I simply pulled the leaves off the
stem and tucked them into the greenery. They're not attached with anything but
they stay put nicely.
The leaves add that rich fall color that really makes this centerpiece pop!
Where to display your fall centerpiece
I needed a little something colorful on the small painted dresser at my front door and this simple fall centerpiece is the finishing touch!
This easy centerpiece would look great on a dining table, coffee table or the surface of a hutch or dresser. Really any flat surface where you need a little bit of color! You could even place it on a bed or daybed for a fun pop of fall, like I did here in our cottage sunroom.
Did you spot the peek of my staircase wallpaper in the image above? Click
here to find out more about that weekend project!
I love this picture of my little peanut when she was just 3! Picking out the
biggest pumpkin at the pumpkin patch! 🧡🍭
That's it...easiest fall centerpiece ever!
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I always say decor doesn't have to be complex to be beautiful and your gorgeous tray proves it! I have a tray just like yours and now I know exactly what I'm going to do with it! Thanks for the awesome inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your kind words Michelle, I completely agree! So happy to inspire you today ;)
DeleteI love an easy project that doesn't look easy when someone sees it in my home. (Does that make sense?) Your centerpiece looks amazing on the dresser by your door. I'm sure that any guest that stops by your home this fall is sure to admire your creation.
ReplyDeleteAww, what a nice compliment Paula, thank you! I do enjoy mixing dollar store items in with my nicer things 😉
DeleteSo pretty and love how you can change it out for the seasons! That's my kind of decor for sure. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love repurposing items!
DeleteYour home is gorgeous. I love your decorating style and this centerpiece is so pretty! I appreciate the tip regarding the clips. I can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary Beth, the clips made it so easy to get the pumpkins to stay put!
DeleteLove your centerpiece, Cindy! It looks awesome no matter where you put it. I have a narrow coffee table and something like this would be perfect.
ReplyDeleteYour centerpiece is gorgeous! I need those little clips for my mini pumpkins. Perfect fix!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Julie, the clips on the pumpkins are such a great way to keep this centerpiece low-commitment!
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