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A rustic outdoor table features a Dried Flower Pumpkin Centerpiece, overflowing with vibrant blooms and foliage. Plates and utensils are set nearby, with a candle and a white house with blue shutters in the background.
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How to Make a Dried Flower Pumpkin Centerpiece

An easy DIY tutorial for creating a dried flower pumpkin arrangement that’s perfect for fall decorating. Use a real or faux pumpkin for a timeless piece that stays beautiful all season long.

Equipment

  • 1 Hot glue gun
  • 1 Pair of garden sheers

Materials

  • 1 Pumpkin real or faux
  • 1 block Floral foam
  • Assorted Dried and preserved flowers
  • Green sheet moss
  • Optional: clear floral sealer or hairspray
  • 1 real Pumpkin stem

Instructions

  • Remove the stem from a real pumpkin (or glue floral foam to a faux/ceramic pumpkin)
  • Add dried pepperberry stems to both sides for a draping effect
  • Glue green moss around the base of the foam to hide mechanics
  • Add a base layer of dried greenery to build structure
  • Glue the pumpkin stem to the top center as a focal point
  • Add large dried florals like hydrangeas to form the main shape
  • Layer in medium florals such as dahlias and eucalyptus
  • Turn the pumpkin as you go to ensure full coverage
  • Fill gaps with hops, seed pods, baby artichokes, or pinecones
  • Let a few pieces trail over the edges for a natural look
  • Style on a tray or wood slice and surround with candles or mini pumpkins