I always love to set a festive table for our Mother's Day celebrations. Here's a quick and showy centerpiece idea that you can create for your table this year.
Inexpensive styrofoam letters, covered in flowers spell out 'MOM'--no matter what side of the table you're viewing them from. How perfect is that? (Gotta love a palindrome that can be viewed backwards correctly!)
Look how easy these are to make.
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Styrofoam letters, MOM were purchased at a craft store. My letters were about 10" tall. I sprayed a very light coat of Krylon Spray Paint, Gloss Watermelon over the letters. Warning: The chemicals in spray paint destroys stryofoam! Do not do multiple, heavy coatings. I did one VERY LIGHT coat and thankfully, the paint didn't 'eat' up the foam.
(*This post contains affilate links to help you find products. All opinions are 100% mine. No product was given to me.)
Styrofoam letters, MOM were purchased at a craft store. My letters were about 10" tall. I sprayed a very light coat of Krylon Spray Paint, Gloss Watermelon over the letters. Warning: The chemicals in spray paint destroys stryofoam! Do not do multiple, heavy coatings. I did one VERY LIGHT coat and thankfully, the paint didn't 'eat' up the foam.
Pink hydrangea blooms were purchased at the Dollar Store.
I bought 8 bushels and picked the blooms off the stems.
Each bloom had a plastic piece which made them stick into the styrofoam easily. You could add a touch of glue to the bottom of each bloom to secure them to the centerpiece even more.
Place the blooms tight and close together. I only covered the front, backs and tops of the letters. Leave the bottom of the letters without blooms, so the letters can stand up easily.
I ended up displaying our letters on white cake stands in the center of our table.
They also were the perfect photo prop!
Happy Mother's Day!
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