With a few seasonal silk flowers, some glittery accents and a string of battery lights, you can turn an out of season silk arrangement into a “new” Holiday arrangement!
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Silk flowers are beautiful, but they can also be expensive. Here are some budget friendly ways to refresh a silk arrangement. Perhaps you have an arrangement or two that could use a quick makeover for the Holiday season!
With a few seasonal silk flowers, some glittery accents and a string of battery lights, you can turn an out of season silk arrangement into a “new” Holiday arrangement!
Budget Friendly Ways to Refresh A Silk Arrangement
I honestly don’t remember where this silk arrangement came from. I thought I could make it work with my coastal/shabby chic decor. Since I don’t use a lot of pink in my everyday decor, it ended up just taking up space in the back bedroom.
Until one afternoon when it dawned on me that with a few twists and a bit of floral magic, it could be transformed into something that would look lovely with my pink Christmas tree!
The Christmas Additions
I had a garland of white poinsettias that I wasn’t using and a bag of glittery pine cones. I also had a few sprigs of frosted ivy that I could use.
The Process
Did you know you can just pop the heads off of a silk flower stem? And replace them with another flower head? That is how I took out all the spring flowers. I used three white poinsettias around the perimeter. I left the three pink roses in place as well as the tiny green flowers.
Taking the Stems Apart
I added a few pieces of frosted ivy and then put the inner part of the poinsettia in the center of the ivy to make it more interesting.
I decided to use 5 glittered pine cones. If you don’t have glittered pinecones, you can either use plain or spray glitter on plain ones.
Add The Lights
The final step is to weave the battery lights thru the arrangement. The lights I chose to use had pearl beads as well as tiny lights.
Refreshing the arrangement by changing out a few flowers and accents for the current season allows you to save on storage space. Place the out of season flowers and accent pieces in a Ziploc bag and mark them “Flowers/Accents for Holiday Centerpiece” or something similar. The Ziploc bag will take up much less space than a finished arrangement!
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Side by Side Before & After
After the Holiday Season was over, I changed it back to a Spring Arrangement
Presto Changeo Back to Spring we Go!
Links to Other Pink Themed Holiday Posts:
Decorating the Tree with Vintage Christmas Ornaments
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Mary @ The Handcrafted Haven says
Well how gorgeous is this?! Love the glittery pine cone especially! Great job!
Kimberly Snyder says
Thank you , Mary! It went together surprisingly quickly!
Danielle says
What a great idea to Christmas-fy this arrangement!
Kimberly Snyder says
Thanks Danielle! I was actually trying to clean up the back bedroom and inspiration struck!
Carol Karl says
Fantastic idea. It’s amazing what huge impact a small change can have. Thanks for sharing.
Kimberly Snyder says
Thank you, Carol! It did make a big change didn’t it? thanks for reading & commenting!
Marie says
Very festive! I love to repurpose items & make them last across the seasons!
Kimberly Snyder says
Thank you , Marie!
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Mary Anne Russo says
Such pretty floral arrangements! I love the added glitter! I also love to reuse what I have!
Kimberly Snyder says
Thank you, Mary Anne! The glittery pinecones really add a lot to it, don’t they? Thanks for reading!