Today along with my blogging pals for Farmhouse Hens, we are sharing a few fun ideas that you can try too when making a centerpiece for your table. As you know I love finding treasures to give a new lease on life. So sharing How To Use Farmhouse Thrifted Finds As A Table Centerpiece!

How To Use Farmhouse Thrifted Finds As A Table Centerpiece

With Mother’s Day coming up, using the recent milk painted pieces after a thrift shop in our garage, I wanted to create a table centrepiece that can be enjoyed for when family come to celebrate and also keep for around for a while. Most of these things that you see have been thrift store finds and used in other tablescapes or decorating that you will find here on my blog. I encourage you to shop your house first before running to the shops to spend money.

Supplies needed:

• • Thrifted Lace Table Cloth
  • Thrifted Candles Sticks
  • Faux Flowers – I would have loved to have used real flowers but we are heading into Winter here and there were no fresh flowers for me to pick 🙁
  • Thrifted Wooden Items – See how I transformed these goodies using milk paint

 

• 4 x small music sheets rolled up

Step 1 –  After you have had fun either shopping at a thrift store or shopping your home it’s time to give them a fresh new look. To see how I transformed these finds see here.

Step 2 –  So just like painting, when decorating your centerpiece you always start with a blank canvas.

Step 3 – Using your thrifted tablecloth scrunch it down the middle of your table.

It’s building time!

Step 4 – Then you want to take your main pieces, like the lazy susan and the candlesticks that you see here. Then work out your layout. Because the candlesticks are so big I had to make something big for the center of the table. So I started with the lazy susan and then added the cake stand on top.

Step 5 –  To add further height I added a jug with some flowers. To fill the holes around the lazy susan I used my thrifted vintage salt and pepper shakers, with some faux, rose heads to blend in with the rest of the centerpiece.

Step 6 –  Using some repurposed coaster candle holders I made a few years ago they were added to either side of the cake stand and lazy susan.

Now have fun sprinkling your magic!

Step 7 – Scatter some faux rose heads and music sheets around your tablecloth.

Step 8 – Add some more candles. For the huge candlesticks, I used some topiary balls that I found at the Reject Shop.

Step 9 – Light your candles and your good to go.

Now your table is all set ready for your next special occasion. Just add some placemats and your favourite set of cutlery! Yes, you may need to move some goodies when you sit down to eat but it’s your own private little special place for a moment!

Be sure to check out below the other fun table centerpiece ideas from my blogging pals below.
Happy Table Decorating!

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Easy DIY Fairy Pond Centerpiece

Leanna at FaeriesandFauna – Blog / Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / Twitter

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Peony Table Centerpiece with my Grandma’s Buttons

Tarah at Grandma’s House DIY – Blog / Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / Twitter

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Serving Centerpiece with Teacups

Chas at Chas’ Crazy Creations – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

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Quick And Easy Farmhouse Style Spring Centerpiece

Michelle at Our Crafty Mom – Blog / Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / Twitter

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How To Use Farmhouse Thrifted Finds As A Table Centerpiece

Sam at Raggedy Bits – Blog / Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / Twitter

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