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Holiday DIY: Ornament Garden Centerpiece

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HOW DOES YOUR HOLIDAY GARDEN GROW? With lots of SPARKLE and SHINE, of course!

Here’s a fun & easy last-minute centerpiece idea for Christmas or New Year’s Eve… or just something cute to file away for next year! All you need to make festive (and long-lasting!) “holiday flowers” are a few of your favorite ornaments, wooden sticks, yarn, and green felt. They look cute displayed as a little potted trio – or you can use larger containers to create a really big “gardens” for your table! Full details below.

modern holiday centerpiece idea

HOLIDAY ORNAMENT GARDEN CENTERPIECE

Holiday Craft Tutorial

What you’ll need:

  • ornaments
  • wooden craft sticks (or “woodies” – available at craft stores)
  • yarn or ribbon
  • green felt
  • hot glue gun
  • fake snow
  • vase or flower box
  • styrofoam or floral foam

Directions:

1. Fill vase or box with styrofoam or floral foam, making sure the fit is snug.
2. Hot glue each ornament to the top of a wooden craft stick.
3. Trim wooden sticks to different heights and insert them into the foam to decide out how you’d like your “flowers” arranged.
4. Remove the “flowers” from the foam and cover the portion of the stick that sits above the foam with colorful yarn or ribbon.
5. Cut leaf shapes from the green felt and hot glue leaves onto the “stems”.
6. Insert the “flowers” back into the foam, and cover up the foam with fake snow.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

5 Comments

  1. BirthdayPartyBabble.com December 26, 2010 at 12:32 pm

    Catching up on great sites, and will be adding yours. I am working on updating our garden party theme and love your idea of a holiday garden. I totally just thought of it in terms of what is blooming outside. Along the same lines as above, I just covered some flower pots with Christmas socks and filled with holly, pine cones and seed balls for my centerpiece this year.

  2. Garden Gifts December 29, 2010 at 10:07 pm

    Its really nice way to updating our garden party theme angd i really like the idea of holiday garden

  3. Ravenna December 30, 2010 at 11:39 am

    Excellent post! These will make great homemade gifts for the 2011 holiday season.

    Thanks!

  4. Amy January 19, 2011 at 2:46 pm

    I love this – the perfect way to use old ornaments – looks so cute!

  5. Claudia Cabrera November 2, 2011 at 5:57 pm

    Hola, esta muy linda esta pagina, felicitaciones, me gustaria ver decoracionespara fiesta de 15 años de una niña: gracias

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