
Cheap, easy, and dramatic. Branch centerpieces create instant elegance on a table or in place of traditional flower arrangements around the house. For the how-to, click below.

Cheap, easy, and dramatic. Branch centerpieces create instant elegance on a table or in place of traditional flower arrangements around the house. For the how-to, click below.
Materials:
• Cylinder Vases (or other simple glass shapes)
• Scissors
• Branches
• Spray Paint and Drop-Cloth (if you're using dried branches)
Types of branches to use:
• Flowering Quince
• Flowering Forsythia
• Dried Branches Spray-Painted White
Step-by-Step:
• Cut branches 1/2" shorter than your vase (cut on an angle).
• If you're spray-painting branches, go outside to spray. Use a large drop cloth to avoid getting spray paint anywhere, and wear a mask to avoid inhaling any fumes.
• If you're using fresh-cut flowering branches, fill the vase with an inch of water and place branches inside. Use one branch for a minimalist look, or add more if you want to fill out the vase.
Other Places to Look for Inspiration:
• Driftwood and Crab-apple Centerpiece from Domino
• Jon's "Dipped" Branches from Happy Mundane
cheap, easy and dramatic? i knew girls in highschool like that. (groan)
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