Farmhouse Fall Centerpiece - Four Ways

If you don't know, I enjoy Instagram, a lot!  You can find me over there @ddcamp170, please come join me!  I'm always creating something pretty to photograph.  One of my favorite things to create is centerpieces for our dining room table.  Today I have four different ones to show you.

The very best part of all of these centerpieces is, they are a frugal way to create something beautiful for your home.

This one is an old enamel coffee pot that has about $8 worth of  Dollar Tree florals arranged in the top of it. So easy!

Mostly, I shop my home for all the bits and pieces and then just start adding this, that and the other until I like what I see.

I'm not trained in any way, and maybe they look wonky to a real centerpiece creator, but I really like how they look in our home and I suppose that's all that really counts!

For this one, I used a vintage jello mold and a bunt pan for the base and then more DT florals, some fresh cuties and of course, my homegrown pumpkins and gourds, all of this sitting on a vintage doily.

I grew my pumpkins on accident!  The decorative pumpkins and gourds from last year were stashed out on the patio and by the time Spring arrived they were looking really bad, so I tossed the lot of them out into one of our garden beds and they grew more pumpkins and gourds for me! Woohoo!

The pans, candlestick and candle are all from Goodwill, all less than $2 each.  See, frugal!  I love vintage kitchen wares!

This one was easy as well.  Its a candle stick (can't see it here) with a candle, hugged by a Fall candle ring (all from Goodwill) with four DT stems tucked in and the a few more of my homegrown pumpkins all sitting on a beautiful vintage doily. About $7 all together here.

Who knew I was a farmer all along? Ha!  I'll be doing the same thing with all these pumpkins next Spring, tossing them in the garden to hopefully get more for next year! I may eternally have pumpkins forever!?

If you're interested, you can see some of the tablescape tours I join over on IG, click right here to see this one.

Lastly, I just created this one last night.  This one is easy to move around because its all contained on a tray.  It consists of a vintage silver tray, (no I don't clean mine, I like the tarnished look), a bunch of DT Fall leaves, a couple of DT glitter pumpkin picks, my DT makeover pumpkin (white one, see how I made it here) and a few more homegrown pumpkins and a gourd! So easy and it cost about $4! I made those tall pumpkins in the back ground also.  See how right here.

If you loved this idea and want to save it for later, be sure to pin it to your favorite Pinterest board.  I have a Pinterest board all set up just for Table Decor and I'm pinning something new every day. Won't you join me?

GREAT NEWS!  I now have an Amazon Storefront!  If you ever want to purchase anything I'm showing you here, you can pop over to my shop and see what I've picked out for you! Click right here to visit.


It doesn't have to be done all at once.  It is a slow process in the works! C-ya next time!

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