I love Lanterns.
I am starting to collect quite a few in both white and black, and I love working them into my decor, especially during the seasons. This year, I wanted my table centerpiece to be low key. I know. funny right? Me? Low key? I CAN be sometimes you know. So I immediately thought of my new large white lantern from IKEA. I also decided to add two white, ceramic roosters on each side of the lantern…but all that white needed some color. A DIY Berry Wreath was just the answer. Here’s what I did.
DIY Lantern Berry Wreath
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The final touches of Fall are coming along nicely here at The Everyday Home. I have a few things to add to the kitchen and breakfast room. Then, I can start on my front porch. Yay! We are heading to the NC mountains and that means pumpkins, pumpkins, pumpkins!!! I can’t wait to bring back a Suburban loadful. 🙂 I created a centerpiece for our Dining Room table, and will be adding place settings soon. It could not have been easier.
I started with a runner…this table seats 8 so I needed a long one. I sewed together a quick runner with some leftover remnants of a tan and white ticking fabric.. It’s perfect, and this fabric will also work well with dishes I have planned. Next, I added a large white lantern from IKEA. I grabbed a set of three candles for now, but will add a more colorful one for a pop of candle. (note to self: buy new candle)
I elevated the lantern just a bit on a wood slice chopping board. Not so much for the wood effect, but to give it some slight elevation off of the table.
The grapevine here on our property is going crazy this year. I don’t think I have ever seen it growing quite so profuse. Perfect! I love having a lot of grapevine on-hand to use during this time of year. I cut about 7-8 long tendrils of grapevine and quickly wrapped and wove them into a loose wreath shape, leaving the green leaves intact as they will dry a beautiful, golden brown color. I made sure the wreath fit around the lantern.
I found some mini berry garlands at Michael’s. They were 40% off. Yes!
To create the Berry Wreath, all I needed to do was loosely place the berry garland on top of the grapevine wreath. Honestly, this is a pretty elementary DIY project.
I used three berry garlands so the wreath would be full.
I thought about adding some other accents, but honestly I liked the simplicity of this wreath as it was.
I added the two white Roo’s – and my toned-down dining room table centerpiece was complete. At least for now. 🙂
Next week, I will add chargers and plates and glasses and all the accoutrements of a Fall Tablescape.
Thank you for letting me share my easy DIY Lantern Berry Wreath.
xxoo, Barb
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Wood Slice Chopping Board | Berry Garlands
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Barb,
View CommentYour abillity to make a wreath out of anything handy amazes me. And I agree with you…this simple version is all that is needed. It has its own elegance and grace just the way it is. I love using berries in early fall decor so you absolutely stole my heart. It is wonderful to share this Fall Tour with you.
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I love this wreath and how easy it is. Plus I’ve got a grapevine growing wild in our back yard and now I have a great idea on what to do with it! Thanks for the simple tutorial. Glad you’re touring with us. ~ Angie
View CommentLove how you embellished that lantern with the beautiful berry wreath!….and loving your mental too!!! Beautiful project Barbara.
View CommentHey Barb! Wish I had my own grapevines growing wild. Your centerpiece is perfect. Love the roosters too.
View CommentThis is so pretty! I think my favorite part is the grapevine you found on your own property…how cool is tha? And your mantel is stunning! XO
View CommentThanks Christy. My hubby wants to cut it all down and I won’t let him. LOL Thanks for stopping by. ~Barb
View CommentBarb, I love the simplicity of your beautiful wreath! It looks so nice paired with the lantern and those adorable roosters! It shows that real and faux stems can be a combined beautifully. How lucky to have grapevines growing in your own yard. Pinning to share.
View CommentLove the idea of the wreath on the table. Looks perfect for fall! Thanks for sharing!
View CommentSO festive and pretty- perfect for the Fallidays!!! Happy tour day to us Wreath gals. 🙂
View CommentThanks Sadie. I LOVE that saying… Fallidays. Ha! I’ll be visiting you today, too. ~Barb
View CommentLove your grapevines combined with the berries. I remember a post you wrote at Live Creatively Inspired about those grapevines on your property!
View CommentWe really need to cut them back – a LOT – but I hate to bc as soon as we do I will need them for a project. LOL
View CommentSo simple and beautiful. we have a ton of grapevine, so I will be out cutting some tomorrow for sure!!
View CommentYayyy! No one can ever have enough grapevine. Well, maybe we do right now. Ha! Have fun with yours. Thanks for stopping by. ~Barb
View CommentI love it Barb! Simple and lovely and only takes a few minutes..my kind of project! 😉 So fun being apart of the tour with you!
View CommentI think we all need more quick and easy projects in our lives don’t we? 🙂 xxoo
View CommentSo simple and elegant! I love it Barbara!
View CommentThanks my friend. xxoo
View CommentSo pretty! Love the layers with the wood slice on the bottom.
View CommentThanks Maryann. This was a fun project but it was also quick. Score. 😀 Thanks for stopping by. ~Barb
View CommentYou always make the prettiest wreaths and this one is no exception! Pinning!
View CommentIt’s just gorgeous Barb! I love how you combined the natural elements in with those berries. They compliment each other perfectly!
View CommentOh goodness this wreath is so pretty! How fortunate that you have grapevine growing in your very own backyard! The berries are the perfect addition and that lantern is fabulous! Such a great idea to elevate it off of the table. Just beautiful!
View CommentHi Barb, Sometimes the simplest arrangements are the loveliest and your Lantern Berry Wreath is one of those! Thanks for the inspiration! Blessings, Janet
View CommentLove the simplicity and the colors of the lantern, the grapevine and the faux berries, just beautiful.
View CommentThat is gorgeous! I love the style and it’s perfect for my home. 🙂 Thank you for sharing with us at the #HomeMattersParty
View CommentThis is really pretty, Barb. What did we ever do without lanterns? I love mine!
View CommentHey girl! LOVE your grapevine wreath!! We will be going to Newport in Oct. sooooo I’ll be bringing back some bittersweet!! I’ll try NOT to get the poison oak!! LOL
View CommentLOVE AND MISS YOU!!
Ohhh my goodness, you know we have never been back. I have been saying I want to go back sooo bad and visit again. Yes, please, please stay away from the poison oak. LOL Have a fun and safe trip. Come see us!!!
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