DIY 4th of July Decorations: Rustic Centerpieces

Make these rustic DIY 4th of July decorations in just minutes for your patriotic party.  All of the supplies for this one can be found at Consumer Crafts.  Order yours today to assemble this barn wood star centerpiece for any party you are hosting this summer.  I love the look of barn wood.  When paired with a rustic tea stained flag and some burlap, this centerpiece adds the perfect rustic touch to any event you are hosting.

Supplies needed to make your own rustic DIY 4th of July decorations:

• Barn Wood Stars.
• White Candles (large and small).
• Red Burlap Ribbon.
• Jute Twine.
• Tea Stained American Flag.

Wrap the candles with the burlap ribbon and secure with the twine.  The larger candles get two widths of the ribbon across them as shown below.  Just use the jute twine in the center to cover the seam.  Set the candles in the barn wood stars to complete your centerpiece.  Yes, those barn wood stars are gorgeous and come directly from Consumer Crafts ready for your rustic centerpiece.

I loved this rustic tea stained American flag so much that I folded it and used it as a table runner.  Such a simple idea yet it adds to the rustic feel of these DIY 4th of July decorations.  You could use it as a table cloth on a smaller table as well.  Pick up a few of these as you may just want to hang them around your porch or patio as decor for your party.

Your table is ready for a patriotic party and it only took you a few minutes.  Grab your supplies from Consumer Crafts and get started on your own 4th of July centerpiece today.

Not hosting any parties?  Use this same setup in your home to add some patriotic flair for summer.  You will love this rustic touch in your home this summer.

Want even more fun DIY 4th of July decorations? Check out these easy DIY Fourth of July candle wraps and patriotic DIY grapevine wreath!

Angie Holden

Angie blogs at The Country Chic Cottage where you can find creative crafts, vintage finds, home decor, and DIY all with a little farmhouse flair. Angie has been blogging for over 2 years and is married with three kids. Stop by her blog where you will find everything from small, quick crafts to major furniture and home makeovers.