1Woven Vase Centerpiece
Mike Garten Cover a hurricane glass vase with a piece of cane webbing, stitched with embroidery thread along the edges. Pick a thread color that complements the fresh flowers tucked inside.
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2Egg Candle Centerpiece
Mike Garten Put your dipping and dyeing skills to work with this easy DIY. Crack open dyed eggs and fill each one with a tea light. Scatter a dozen eggs across your dining table or arrange them in a ceramic egg tray for a standout centerpiece.
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3Woodland Table Runner
Brian WoodcockMake a striking table runner fit for the season by layering anemones, ferns, and eucalyptus. Dot it with speckled eggs and moss pieces to achieve a woodland-inspired look.
4Gold Leaf Centerpiece
Mike GartenBring glamour to your table by painting an old vase with gold leaf. If you're filling it with flowers in varying red and pink shades, opt for a rose gold leaf instead of traditional yellow.
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5Spool Spring Centerpiece
David Hillegas Add a touch of whimsy to your table with this unique centerpiece idea. Insert a bunch of flowers into wooden bobbins of varying sizes. To make the flowers last as long as possible, fill the base with floral foam and dampen it with a straw.
6Glass Jar Vase Centerpiece
Mike GartenString together six glass milk bottles with twine and fill them with freshly cut flowers straight from your garden.
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7Galvanized Bucket Centerpiece
Georgianna Lane Once placed in a galvanized metal planter, the most elegant bunch of flowers will fit in with your home's rustic, farmhouse-inspired aesthetic.
8Tiered Herb Garden Centerpiece
mike gartenAt the beginning of the season, plant herbs, grasses, and other greens in painted pots. Then when it's time to dine, stick them on a two-tiered tray for an instant centerpiece.
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9Butterfly Baby’s Breath Centerpiece
Design Improvised 10Perfume Bottle Centerpiece
David Tsay Take old perfume bottles in different shapes and sizes — tall, short, wide, narrow, and so forth — and fill them with dainty blooms, like Campanula.
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11Easter Egg Bouquet Centerpiece
Mike GartenKeep everything in the same color family by filling a glass vase with flowers and dyed eggs in different shades of pink (or another color of your choice).
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12Colored Egg and Flower Centerpiece
Mike GartenBecause dyed eggs shouldn't be reserved for Easter. Turn leftover paper egg cartons into a chic centerpiece by cutting out egg cups in groups of four and painting them white. Then arrange them in a circle and fill with eggs, flowers, or candy.
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13Berry Basket Centerpiece
David TsayDon't throw your berry containers in the recycling bin just yet — stuff them with pastel bunches of peonies and ranunculuses for a burst of spring cheer.
14Floral Terrarium Centerpiece
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15Woodsy Floral Centerpiece
Michael PartenioIf you really want to bring the outside in, collect sticks from your backyard and secure them to a plain glass vase with twine.
16Floral Colander Centerpiece
David TsayGo the unconventional route by swapping a standard glass vase with a metal colander.
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17Tulip Basket Centerpiece
Michael PartenioIt's tulip season! Cut two dozen fresh blooms from your garden and stick them in this wooden basket, detailed with a thick ribbon in the same hue.
18Floating Flower Table Display
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19Apothecary Jar Terrarium Centerpiece
Bless'er House 20Paper Flower Table Runner
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Amanda Garrity is a lifestyle writer and editor with over seven years of experience, including five years on staff at Good Housekeeping, where she covered all things home and holiday, including the latest interior design trends, inspiring DIY ideas and gift guides for any (and every) occasion. She also has a soft spot for feel-good TV, so you can catch her writing about popular shows like Virgin River, Sweet Magnolias, Hallmark Channel’s When Calls the Heart and more.
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