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DIY Natural Log Centerpiece

By: Jessi from practicallyfunctional.com

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Updated February 20, 2019

DIY Natural Log Centerpiece

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Centerpieces elevate your dining room table and are great additions for holiday meals. These DIY centerpieces will make your table look elegant while maintaining your budget. This project uses nature as an inspiration by creating a table centerpiece out of a log and tea lights. This decoration is ideal for fall and winter holidays as you can spread multi-colored leaves around your lit log. This DIY project will make your dining room feel cozy and inviting and will bring your table decor together this fall.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueRepurposing

Beginner