Looking for a way to spruce up your table for fall? This fall candlestick centerpiece idea is the perfect solution! It’s easy to put together and adds a touch of festive flair.
Fall Candlestick Centerpiece
Candlesticks are an easy way to inject some warmth and coziness into your décor. They’re perfect for fall entertaining, whether you’re having a few friends over for dinner or hosting a larger party. This particular arrangement is ideal for a fall dinner party because it’s elegant and easy to make.
You can make multiple candle stick centerpieces for your table, mantle, or even food table if you are hosting a party. These can be perfect for making your decor come together.
I love making my own decor—especially these fall candle decor pieces. There are many reasons to DIY your own décor, but one of the best reasons is that it allows you to personalize your space.
This arrangement is perfect for anyone who loves the smell of pumpkin spice or the warm glow of candlelight. It’s also a great way to use up any leftover candles you might have from previous seasons.
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- Glue a small piece of foam on top of a tall candle stick.
- Start by placing your pumpkin stems in the back of your foam piece. Work your other two pieces in and make a triangle. Then add filler grass by cutting it shorter and putting your pieces in next around your pumpkins.
- Once you get everything in you can cover all your work and glue with Spanish moss.
- Put your weave bush in the middle. Dip in hot glue before placing. Make sure you stay short and low with your filler pieces.
- Place your bow so you can make sure you like the placement of your bow before adding more filler pieces. Use a bow pin to place your bow right in your foam piece
- Once you get your spray all beautiful and in a nice shape. Then check the backside. If you don’t like something just check off a part and replace it in.
- Use Spanish moss like mentioned earlier and cover more mechanics with Spanish Moss where needed.
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