It’s time to get outside and start decorating for fall! Today, Tammy Patina and Paint and I will be decorating our back porches. First, I need to make a centerpiece to sit on our coffee table.
I am apologizing now, the supplies I am using in my centerpiece are things I had for many years. But, if you like the centerpiece and would like to create one for your coffee table inside or out, keep on reading. I showed the steps I took to make one. Use your favorite fall stems and picks to make it your own.
The coffee table out on the porch is a rectangle shape so I am using a medium size narrow container. My container has floral foam glued inside. You could make a budget friendly container by following the simple tutorial to make an origami box. How neat would this be?
Adding some type of lighting in my arrangement, I went with a Dollar Tree votive candleholder. I carved out the shape of the bottom to nestle my holder into the foam, this creates a tight fit and securely holds the candleholder in place.
I filled in with the leftover foam around and on top of the candleholder.
First stem will be a tall grass like stem. I removed the stems from the bundle.
To the container, I added three stems: one in the center and one to each corner.
Next are wheat stems. I purchased different colors of wheat at the Dollar Tree. I cut them singly off the bundle.
Stuck them into the foam evenly in the container.
OK, I know this looks like a hot mess, but stay with me, it will get better!
I grabbed some corn husk picks. No telling where I got them. I did add picks to them to stick down in the foam.
As the other picks, I placed the husks evenly in the container.
To fill the gaps, I used pieces of leaves and stuck them around the edge of the container.
I also had this bundle, I cut off the stems and inserted them into the arrangement.
To give a theme to the arrangement I added two fall picks with pumpkins.
To finish it off I placed a battery-operated votive candle into the holder and call it done!
For the coffee table arrangement, I went with a nature type arrangement, and I think this one is what I was aiming for.
I pulled out all the yellow fall decorations and pillows for the back porch.
Here is how I decorated our back porch for Fall 2024.
Thanks for stopping by, I hope I inspired you to decorate an outdoor area. For more inspiration check out Tammy’s back porch she has decorated for fall.
You can check out the rest of my fall blog post that I have shared, by click below.
My Fall Season 2024
Make sure you check Tammy’s blog post on how she has styled her fall back porch, her link is listed below for you.
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Decorating our home on a budget is my thrill. I think a home can look beautiful without breaking the bank. Your home should bring the best out of you and make you feel happy. You should smile every time you enter your home. 🙂