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Easy DIY Autumn Floral Centerpiece

 Create a beautiful autumn floral centerpiece with these easy DIY steps. Bring the vibrant colors and cozy vibes of the season into your home with this simple project.

Today we're creating this easy Autumn floral centerpiece. This DIY project is under 10 minutes and looks great when you're all done. 

faux floral, pumpkin decorations and wooden box

Video tutorial


Easy DIY Autumn Floral Centerpiece


Materials needed for this project

Two Ashland Stem floral bundles
 $4.99 each --At the time I purchased the bundles were on sale
(Purchased at Michaels)

One 13'' Wooden box
I paid 7.19
(Purchased at Michaels)

Two decoration pumpkins
$1.00 each
(Purchased at the Dollar Tree)


Dry Foam blocks
On sale 3.20
(Purchased at Michaels)

-Eucalyptus plant
$3.00

Wire Cutters

Collage showing craft pumpkins, foam block, faux floral and wooden box


Adding foam blocks to the wooden box

To create your autumn-themed centerpiece, begin by placing dry foam blocks inside a wooden box. You can either use adhesive to stick the foam blocks to the bottom of the box or simply place them on the bottom.


Cutting faux floral

Next, grab your autumn florals and wire cutters. Cut each stem to your desired length, leaving a small wire stem intact for taller flowers. Once you've cut all your stems, insert them into the dry foam.


Arranging faux floral

You can arrange your flowers by height with shorter ones in the front and taller ones in the back, or arrange them randomly. Remember to leave some space for two pumpkins.


Adding greenery and pumpkin decorations

For some added greenery, use your wire cutters to cut a few pieces of eucalyptus plant and add them to your box along with the flowers.
Finally, place the pumpkins in the center of the box between your flowers. Your centerpiece is now complete and ready to display.


Consider adding these extras:

- Battery-powered LED candles 
- A bow on the front of the box 
- A thankful or harvest sign

I hope this guide helps you to create a wonderful autumn-themed centerpiece.


Close up of faux floral inside of wooden box

Completed centerpiece decoration with faux floral inside of wooden box

I hope that you have enjoyed this simple DIY project. 
I love hearing from all of you. Feel free, and leave a comment just saying hello.
Thanks so much for stopping by.

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  1. Love the colors and the plain planter. Looks simple and easy even for me but oh, so pretty! Thanks so much for linking up at #IMadeItMondayLinkParty 25. Pinned.

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    1. Dee, thank you. I really like the wooden box as well. Thank you for stopping by.

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  2. Stephanie, CONGRATS! Your post is FEATURED at #IMadeItMondayLinkParty 26.

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    1. Dee, thank you so much! I'll be by to check it out. :)

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