Fall Centerpiece

 

 

 

PicMonkey Collagepm1

 

I have an old tool caddy with 6 openings. By stuffing a few decorations here and there, it becomes a fall centerpiece for a long table. I used sphagnum moss as a filler, small pumpkins (real or artificial), 2 candles, 2 small antique oil lamps (you can replace these with more candles), berry picks, small artificial gourds, and artificial fall leaves.  There is a trick that I’ll share with you for getting just the right height for items in your fall centerpiece.

 

Fall Centerpiece   www.grandparentsplus.com

When putting together, if something isn’t at the right height, just do what I do. I place a small can or jar underneath and cover with dried material and then set the item on top.

 

Fall Centerpiece

 

FAll Centerpiece    www.grandparentsplus.com

 

Fall Centerpiece

 

 

Keep adding and arranging until you like it. Stick in the fall leaves. Nothing in my arrangement is hot glued. I want to use it all again perhaps in a different arrangement and I don’t want glue on the wood or the materials. The sphagnum moss hides a lot! Just make sure the candles don’t touch it and never leaves candles burning without being around.

You’re done when you’re satisfied with the outcome!

Fall Centerpiece   www.grandparentsplus.com

On my table…….

 

Fall Centerpiece   grandparentsplus.com

Fall Oblong Centerpiece   grandparentsplus.com

Hope this inspires you to try an oblong centerpiece for your long table.

Thanks for stopping by,

Phyllis

Follow me on Pinterest, Bloglovin or subscribe  so you don’t miss future posts.

 

This post linked to the following parties…

 

 

My Turn for us

This entry was posted in Decor and tagged , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

17 Responses to Fall Centerpiece

Love to hear from you!

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.