Ideas for Friendsgiving Dining Table Centerpiece

Did you see how I dressed up tin cans by adding twigs? Well, Now I’m ready to share what I did with those tin cans!

Ideas for Friendsgiving Dining Table Centerpiece combines DIY and Vintage pieces pulled together for a unique table arrangement. I used Twig Tin Cans, and DIY Leaf Stems combined with a wooden slab, faux gourds, and vintage amber bottles to create this Friendsgiving idea.

I can’t wait for you to see the results.

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Friendsgiving Blog Hop

You are in for a treat today because I’m joining some friends for a Friendsgiving Centerpiece Tablescape Blog Hop hosted by Jen at Midwest Life and Style and Aliya at Open Doors Open Hearts. If you are joining me from Simply 2 Moms, welcome. Wasn’t Anne and AnnMarie’s vintage tablescape wonderful?

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DIY Ideas for Friendsgiving Centerpiece

Here are some of the Ideas for Friendsgiving that I used for the centerpiece.

First, I created a few faux leaf stems using the technique I used for the Leaf Garland. I used a floral fabric tie and smaller craft paper leaves. However, the method is the same; you can see that tutorial here.

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I wanted the centerpiece’s rustic and unique containers, so I covered recycled tin cans with foraged twigs! You can see how easy it is to cover and recycle tin cans!

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Dining Table Centerpiece Supplies

• DIY Craft Paper Leaf Stems – Craft Paper and Coated Floral Wire
• Twig Tin Cans (one small & one large)
• Pinecone Stem
• Wooden Slab
• DIY Corn Shuck Stems & Foraged Pinecones
• Faux Gourds
• Vintage Amber Bottle

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Arrange Dining Table Centerpiece

My idea for this Friendsgiving Centerpiece is a rustic design with a wooden slab as the anchor.

To start, place your wooden slab on the table and build your dining table centerpiece by adding a pinecone stem to the large Twig Tin Can.

Next, twist 3 – 4 of your craft paper leaf stems along the pinecone stem. Also, add one stem to the tin can inside to hold the pinecone stem in position and to fill in the base of the arrangement.

Then, add a smaller twig can and amber bottle to the wooden slab.

In addition, fill these two containers with raffia corn stalks and gathered pinecones.

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To make the corn stalks, I used a twig, raffia, and foraged pinecones.

Begin by twisting the end of the raffia around a twig and wrapping it with a floral tie at the base. Add hot glue to secure the faux corn stalks and attach tiny pinecones to the twig, if desired.

Finally, add a few faux gourds around the base of the containers to complete the centerpiece.

I snipped a couple of sprigs of berries from another arrangement to add a touch of color to the table centerpiece.

TaDa, that’s it! Such a simple and easy arrangement!

The neutral colors are going to be perfect for our upcoming Thanksgiving Supper Club Dining Table.

Even Grace looks over the dining table centerpiece with approval.

I began to play around with the tablescape by adding amber glassware to compliment the centerpiece.

One of my favorite ways to decorate is to use handmade, DIY items to create unique centerpieces and other home decor items.

See Make A Fall Centerpiece Tutorial Here

I hope you enjoyed these projects and I can’t wait to share the finished tablescape in a few weeks.

The original leaf garland can be glimpsed, in the background, hanging above Grace.

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Let’s continue on the tour

Up next on tour is Pasha from Pasha is Home, and you will love her Simple and Welcoming Friendsgiving Tablescape. Click on each link below to see all the inspiring tables.

Midwest Life and Style | She Gave It A Go | Open Doors Open Hearts | Simply 2 Moms

Ponds Farmhouse | Pasha Is Home | The Tattered Pew | Cottage On Bunker Hill | Bricks n’ Blooms

Thanks so much for stopping by today! I look forward to sharing my next adventure with you.

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