DIY Dried Corn Centerpiece
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Last weekend, we went to the pumpkin patch. I picked up a couple of bunches of dried corn, not sure yet what I would do with them – I had so many ideas. I needed a centerpiece for our coffee table ottoman and kitchen table, so I started there. I love incorporating natural elements, especially for fall. It’s so rustic & beautiful. The dried corn centerpiece adds a pop of fall color to our home.
Choose a cylinder vase and dried corn. Other supplies: hot glue gun, scissors, twine/string, ribbon.
Pull shucks to the back of corn.
Secure them by tying with twine.
Isn’t that a pretty little line up? Put a stripe of hot glue on the back of corn and adhere to your cylinder vase. Hold for a few seconds and continue with each. Secure by tying a piece of twine tightly around the corn to the vase. Add your ribbon if desired!
Time: 20 minutes
Cost: $6 + vase {I had one on hand, but it was originally purchased for just $4.50.}
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Julie
Jean L. Titus says
I love the purple corn centerpeice – I have an eggplant dining room and just got a butternut weave tablecloth. I think this centerpeice will make it pop – can’t wait to try it.
thanks!
Julie says
That will be beautiful! Hope you have a great Thanksgiving!
CBH says
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Bee Craft Inspirations, under the Page 3 post on Oct. 04, 2012. Thanks again.