Simple DIY Fall Centerpiece

This post is sponsored by Hobby Lobby, all ideas are my own.

Fall is right around the corner and I am excited to share a fun and Simple DIY Fall Centerpiece with you today. I’ve been really loving the farmhouse look and wanted to incorporate that style into my seasonal decor. As I was browsing the fall isles at Hobby Lobby, I found some great fall farmhouse finds to create a centerpiece that complemented my newly remodeled kitchen. There was a fun selection of rustic and galvanized items that are perfect to capture that farmhouse look especially for autumn (and many pieces would look great year round!)

Here are the supplies you’ll need for this Simple DIY Fall Centerpiece:

Rustic Wood Caddy
floral foam (found this in the floral section)
fall floral stems, cotton stems, faux wheat stems, grass stems- (I chose more neutral fall elements, but this would also look lovely with bright autumn colors too!)
wicker pumpkin stems
hot glue
scissors
faux pumpkins for accessorizing- galvanized pumpkins, white ceramic pumpkins, and bark pumpkin

You’ll start by trimming down the floral foam by cutting it in half to fit in the bottom third of the wood caddy.

Use hot glue to secure the foam to the bottom of the caddy.

When you have your foam secure, you’ll start adding in the fall floral stems. Most of the stems I selected were shorter so they didn’t require trimming but fit right into the caddy. When arranging florals and centerpieces it helps to start with the larger stems or bulkier bunches.

Next you’ll start adding in your fillers such as the faux wheat, grass, and cotton stems. Finish off by adding in wicker pumpkin stems.

One of my favorite ways to finish off a centerpiece is by adding accessories surrounding the main arrangement. I love the all the different textures added with the galvanized, bark, and glass pumpkins. Such a fun way to incorporate fun design elements for a farmhouse style fall decor arrangement.