Faux Flower Arrangement

October 5, 2026

3 Fall Decorations Using Faux Flowers

Hello friends! Today I’m sharing 3 fall decorations using faux flowers that are pretty easy to bring together and great for any small table in your home.

I’ll be using many of the supplies that I normally love to use when making simple arrangements so if you have things like twine, a collection of inexpensive faux flowers, recycled bottles and mason jars along with a few extra decorative items you can create your own beautiful fall decor too.

And bonus for anyone that doesn’t love using hot glue (like me) you don’t even need a glue gun to complete these simple DIYs!

I hope you enjoy these fall decorations and leave inspired to go make something of your own! Not because you need fall decor or anything, it’s just so much fun to craft 😉

3 Fall Decorations Using Faux Flowers

There’s something about brown bottles that just make me so happy for fall.

Here I’m using a recycled soap bottle, twine, white flower accents, yellow faux flowers and sticky dots.

I started by removing the label off of my bottle under warm soapy water. Thankfully, it peeled right off which was a small miracle because usually it takes some muscle to rub labels off of bottles for me!

Anyway, after my bottle was clean and ready to use I wrapped a super long strand of twine around my bottle and used a few small pieces of sticky dots to hold the twine in place. I find these dots to be really useful for things like this but if you’d rather use something like a hot glue gun that would be great too.

I found these adorable little white silk flowers at Walmart a couple of months ago. If you look closely they have a tiny pearl right at the center. So cute, and girly!

I used 3 of these flowers to add to my bottle, again using the same sticky dots.

As for the main star of the show here, the faux flowers…

I’m using two delicate stems of small yellow flowers which were part of a larger bunch of flowers that I picked up a few months ago at my local dollar store.

I love this simple and slightly messy look with the flowers that kind of resembles what we see out in nature where flowers rarely ever look perfect.

This second piece starts off with another recycled item…

A recycled can for my container, paint from Walmart, a few Dollar Tree flowers, Dollar Tree ribbon, twine, and a cute little pumpkin sticker. I’m also using sticky dots to hold my ribbons and sticker in place.

I started by painting my can with crafting paint from Walmart in the color territorial beige (what a pretty color!)

Then I wrapped my plaid ribbon around the can holding it in place with my sticky dots. After that I created a really simple shoe lace bow using 4 strands of twine, as you can see below. Lastly I cut out one of my pumpkin stickers and then attached everything to the ribbon using sticky dots.

FYI: the sticky dots are very large for what I’m doing here so I just cut them down very small as I went and that worked pretty good for me.

As mentioned, all of my flowers here are from the Dollar Tree. The small stem of hydrangea was from a few years ago but I purchased the other two about a month ago.

And here is the finished piece. This one is great for a kitchen counter or anywhere in the kitchen that has a little room for some decorative items.

This last arrangement is made up of colors that are not necessarily your classic fall colors but I really liked how everything paired with the beautiful stems of wheat that I have right down the center so I figured why not.

So I started with a mason jar for my arrangement. I really wanted to use something that wasn’t transparent but I didn’t have anything that would have worked so I ended up filling it with brown crafting paper.

As for my flowers, I’m using stems of wheat from the Dollar Tree, and a mix of white and light pink flowers that I’ve had for a few years now. Possibly from a dollar store or Michaels Craft Store.

Then I’m using beige mini sunflowers from the Dollar Tree and smaller yellow flowers from Michaels.

To make this arrangement I used all of the wheat stems first in the mason jar then I started placing my white and pink flowers all around the rim of the jar, keeping the wheat in the center.

After that, I added the mini sunflowers and lastly the small yellow flowers all down the middle with the wheat.

Once all of my flowers were in the mason jar I looked around the entire arrangement to make sure everything looked ok from all angles and moved around any flowers that needed to be adjusted.

That’s it for these 3 fall decorations using faux flowers. Thanks for stopping by!

***Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way.* *May*** God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come!

💜

July 15, 2026

Green and Yellow Faux Floral Summer Arrangement

Today I’m sharing a simple and pretty easy arrangement using green and yellow faux flowers. I really love bright, vibrant colors for the summer but the colors in this arrangement are a bit on the more subtle side with the different shades of green and yellow mixed in.

I have the lime green flowers combined with my smaller light yellow flowers then I added a very bright yellow ribbon to my vase over a Lacey burlap and a kind of army green ribbon that I had actually picked up for spring but have still been making use of now for the summer.

I hope you enjoy this simple summer arrangement!

Green and Yellow Faux Floral Summer Arrangement

I started with a skinny cylinder vase and wired green ribbon.

Using a glue gun, I wrapped two layers of my green ribbon to the vase to create a large band of ribbon for my vase.

Then I took this burlap ribbon with lace and hot glued it over the center of the two strands of green ribbon.

Now a yellow ribbon goes over the lace burlap.

Each layer of ribbon is hot glued around the back but in this next step I’m using a toothpick to add a very small amount of my hot glue under the burlap to keep it from moving around.

You can skip this step if you want. It’s just a little extra glue to keep things perfectly in place.

Lastly, I’m adding a small white bow over everything.

Now the flowers …

(oh happy day, oh happy day, oh happy day. Don’t mind me, I just really love flowers)

I’ll be using one stem of these lime green flowers…

and one stem of light yellow smaller flowers.

Here’s just a closer look of the flowers that I’m working with 🙂

So pretty!

(FYI: Both stems of flowers came from Michael’s Craft Store)

and here is the finished arrangement!

I just cut my stems to a good size for the vase and then stretched everything out here and there to shape my arrangement.

I hope you enjoyed this simple faux floral green and yellow summer arrangement 💙

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way. May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come!

March 13, 2026

Yellow and Peach Faux Flower Spring Arrangement

Yellow and peach…

I love yellow for almost any season, but peach is kind of a new one for me when it comes to spring decorating. I usually love pinks, yellows, and greens for spring, but this year peach and yellow flowers turned out to be a beautiful combination that worked great for this arrangement.

It’s a bright color combination, perfect for spring, but the soft peach also gives everything almost a delicate touch and even tones down a bit of the intense color that yellow can sometimes give off.

What colors do you like for spring? Do you gravitate towards traditional pastels, bright colors, or do you just love them all?

Well, no matter what colors you love for spring, I hope you enjoy this yellow and peach faux flower spring arrangement.

Let’s go…

Yellow and Peach Faux Flower Spring Arrangement

The flowers that I will be using for my arrangement are faux yellow billy buttons, peach roses and yellow tulips.

I’ve had these flowers for years, but as for where I purchased them the billy buttons were at Walmart, roses from my local dollar store and the tulips came from the Dollar Tree.

For my “vase” I’m using an old hand sanitizer container.

(I have a bunch of real vases that I can use for this but I’m kind of obsessed with making use of recycled containers. It’s a daily struggle trying to keep myself from washing out everything that ends up in our recycling bin)

I also used sisal twine that I picked up at the dollar store.

If you are not familiar with this type of ribbon it looks a lot like twine but its much stronger and stiffer so it takes more effort to create a bow with this type of ribbon but I really like the rustic look that it gives crafting projects.

Lastly, scissors and pliers.

My tulips were looking a bit feathered around the edges so before starting my arrangement I cleaned them up with my scissor. If you are using new flowers you probably don’t have to do this but I’ve had these tulips for a few years now so they were really in need of a little trimming.

This arrangement came together very quickly and easily.

I started by tying two strands of the sisal ribbon to my container to give it a double bow look. FYI: this ribbon can sometimes be a little messy to work with so you may want to place some paper underneath your work while you are cutting and knotting the ribbon, otherwise you’ll have pieces of sisal thread everywhere.

As for the flowers, use your pliers to cut the stems down to fit your vase or container if needed.

Once my faux flowers were ready I placed my billy button stem in first …

then all of my three tulips went down into the left of that.

Then two roses to the right…

as well as one more rose towards the back.

Once all the flowers were in I started moving things around a bit and flaring out a few of my tulip petals to get everything looking the way I wanted and that’s it my friends.

This simple spring arrangement is done and ready to go……to my table of course 🙂

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way. May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come!