A Simple Spring Dough Bowl Arrangement

Need a quick & easy simple Spring centerpiece? Let’s make a simple hand tied bouquet of faux tulips! Simply place them in a dough bowl!

A Simple Spring Centerpiece

Today, I’d love to show you how to make a simple hand tied bouquet of artificial tulips! You will find the steps on how to make a simple spring arrangement for your dough bowl below.

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How to Style A Simple Spring Dough Bowl Arrangement

I normally keep an oval dough bowl on my gathering room coffee table that I love to decorate. I believe mine is a reproduction but there are still many antique ones available.  Mine is 20 inches long which is a good size for a coffee table centerpiece.

Dough bowls got their name from their original function:  making bread.  The bowl was a great place for the bread to rise, the wood helped retain the heat which in turn helped the dough rise.  They are also sometimes referred to as trenchers.

Since moving to Florida, I have often incorporated shells in the dough bowl centerpiece.  This time, I wanted to have something really simple.

Let’s see what I came up with!

The Materials

I found a bouquet of these deep pink tulips.  They are so realistic!  Manufacturers have come a long way in making artificial flowers.  I really like the simplicity of these tulips.  You could use any spring flower with a long stem would work if you don’t like tulips.  I think daffodils would be really pretty!

I had this Valentine ribbon left over from a different project.  I simply turned it over and used it to tie the flowers together after I had arranged them the way I wanted them.   No one will ever know you used Valentine ribbon!

I secured the stems with a simple knot!

Hand Tied Pink Tulips in a dough bowl for Spring

Then I placed them in the bowl.  I asked my husband if it was too simple….. he said it was beautiful!

More About Tulips

If you would like to learn about the meanings behind the colors of tulips, this post has some interesting information: Valentine, Won’t you Put Your Tulips Next to Mine

Another tulip idea for your dough bowl can be found here:  Simple Dough Bowl Arrangement

If you love dough bowls, like I do, you might find this post interesting!

How to Decorate an Antique Dough Bowl

For a touch of whimsy, you can always “plant” some tulips in a sugar mold!

“Wooden” These Tulips Be Cute For Spring!

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One Last Look!

 

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