10 DIY Fall Centerpieces For Your Thanksgiving Table

7. Glam Fall Centerpiece

If you’re looking to leave tradition behind and embrace something glam for your Thanksgiving dinner this year, this centerpiece is the perfect inspiration for you. A miscellaneous display of gold and white pumpkins, flowers, and other festive items pair perfectly with the tablecloth and place settings on this table. While the focal point of this centerpiece is definitely the clever printed menu, the other elements aren’t any less gorgeous.

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8. Woodsy Fall Centerpiece

This incredible centerpiece somehow manages to be rustic, colorful, and spectacular at the same time. The project was created using only a couple of wooden crates filled with bright fall leaf garlands and wrapped in burlap ribbon. Easily creating a display of fall festive beauty that will pair perfectly with your Thanksgiving dinner.

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9. DIY Color Wrapped Wheat Centerpiece

Wheat stalks are known for the neutral color and festive fall feel. You can create a gorgeous centerpiece that’s perfect for fall or Thanksgiving, and give it a pop of color at the same time. This idea from InspiredByCharm.com takes embroidery thread and wraps it simply around several stalks of wheat. So simple, and so easy to customize to your own decor!

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10. Natural Fall Centerpiece

A wooden pallet bought from your every day craft store serves as the base for this totally neutral and autumn centerpiece. Metallic pumpkins, feathers and fun dressed up pumpkins add just the right amount of fall sentiment.

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