05/29/2026
While prepping for Christmas Eve, I realized I didn't have a centerpiece for the table. Every holiday, I love making a centerpiece because I don't want to spend a significant amount of money on buying one already put together and because it's a fun searching and finding items in my home and on clearance to create a beautiful holiday centerpiece. Here is what I did for Thanksgiving.
For this centerpiece, I used fresh flowers and a real pumpkin with double stick tape, ribbon, decorative paper, and floral foam. It was the first time I used floral foam, and it was easier to arrange the flowers in the pumpkin. I purchased ribbon from the craft store and found the printable online and printed it on silk paper a client of mine gave to me. It took about 15 minutes to put together, and everyone loved it.
Getting back on topic, I wanted to create a craft for the center of my table that was straightforward and elegant but didn't cost a significant amount of money.
Easy DIY Interchangeable Holiday Centerpieces
While at the craft store, I saw so many different items that I wanted to use for my centerpiece it was hard to decide. It occurred to me that there were two holidays so close together that I should be flexible in my design so I could change it easily.
Tip: If you want to do craft projects, go to the craft store a few weeks before the holiday. All the items will be at a deep discount. Each item I purchased was at least 50% off. I got all these items listed below for $15.56 (including tax and a $10.00 reward I received from the craft store.) Cha-ching!
Ingredients for the Craft Project:
Glass Cup Margarita style $4.45 Embossed LED light candle (battery operated) $4.75 2 Holly bush silk flower bunches $.72 1 Garland Berry style in red $2.38 1 garland berry in blues and silver style $2.38 1 broken glass piece $0.00 Hot Glue or double-stick ... Visit the post for more details! The link is in the first comment.