DIY Elegant Winter Centerpiece

This centerpiece was fun because the main component (twigs) were free! While we were at the park one day, these perfectly curved twigs were all over the ground. I grabbed a bunch knowing that I’d find a great use for them someday.

First, I cleaned and dried them well. Then, I painted them white with acrylic paint. You could use spray paint but when it’s this cold, it’s harder to do spray painting projects. Painting them with a brush actually gave it a scratchy, more natural look anyway.

Then I just painted the tips of the sticks metallic silver to give it a fun little modern pop of color.

I wanted to add a few votives to give the table some light. I just used plain glass votives and removed the candle. I dipped the rim into a shallow bowl of glue.

Then I immediately dipped it into a shallow bowl of sparkles.

Once everything was dry, I took my twigs and intertwined them in the center of the table.

As you can see I just placed my votives throughout the arrangement and that was it.

Important: As with any candle or open flame, please use caution when lit and never leave burning candles unattended.

Happy Holidays.

About Jill

Maggie May’s Gifts began as a handcrafted gift line with a blog on the side. The creator, Jill, quickly realized she was having more fun sharing her DIY ideas on the blog then on making and selling gift items. She closed up shop and now manages the blog where she shares her DIY ideas. Maggie May’s Gifts includes ideas for decorating the home, entertaining kids, making healthy snacks, and repurposing just about anything.

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