If you're like me and have a black thumb when it comes to succulents, this fast and easy faux succulent centerpiece is for you!
So I came up with the idea for this faux succulent centerpiece because my dining room table was looking a little bare after my tulip centerpiece from my spring home tour died, and realistically I can't have fresh flowers all the time.
When thinking of a replacement, I knew I wanted something organic. I remembered the centerpiece I posted on Instagram back in the fall using some dollar store faux succulents, and knew it would be easy to create a spring{y} version by just changing a few details.
I gathered my supplies, and in just about 10 minutes I had a lovely carefree centerpiece!
Fast and Easy Faux Succulent Centerpiece
Supplies:
- Faux Succulents {I got mine from Dollar Tree, but you can find them in stores like Target, Hobby Lobby, Michael's, and of course online}
- Decorative Moss
- Natural elements like moss balls, dried/faux flowers, and branches
- A container of your choice, I used a dough bowl.
I love how simple this centerpiece is to put together!
~Place the moss in your container
~Tuck in succulents
~Add natural elements like branches, moss balls, or even dried or faux flowers for added texture and color.
That's it folks, stand back and enjoy your no fuss no muss centerpiece!
My favorite thing about this centerpiece is that it still has a fresh organic look without having to worry about keeping it alive!
{Did you notice my new botanical prints?! I will be sharing a post soon about ideas for inexpensive artwork}.
Bonus! This centerpiece is really easy to also take apart, if you're wanting a change {as I often do}. I simply remove each element and put them in separate Ziplock bags.
What do you all think? Would you try making this easy centerpiece?
Thanks for stopping by, see you next time!
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Darnetha | ChippaSunshine says
So pretty Linda! I really like this idea and how versatile it can be, especially during the holidays.
Linda P. says
Thank you Darnetha! It certainly is versatile, just a few quick changes and it can go from one season to the next! I appreciate you stopping by.
Vin says
I love it! It certainly looks very fresh and organic. I have to say Linda, the last photo is the perfect shot of your plant loving home - so many different plant elements ! I would love to read your post about those botanical prints.
Linda P. says
Thank you Vin! You know that last pic came together organically {no pun intended}, because all the elements was added over time, I also love the look a lot. Thanks for stopping by sweetie!
jamala says
Now see there you fooled me because these look so real.. perfect setting on your table.
Linda P. says
Glad you stopped by Jamala! Thank's a lot for the kind words! I was quite surprised at the quality considering they are from the dollar store!
Erin Marshall says
So pretty Linda. I love succulents and these are even better because there is no fuss involved with maintaining them. Win-Win!
Linda P. says
Erin, I'm the same! I love succulents but for some reason I can't seem to keep them alive! So yes this is definitely a win-win, especially since they are so inexpensive!