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Easy Dollar Tree Christmas Floral Tray Centerpiece

Create a stunning and affordable Christmas centerpiece using Dollar Tree items. This easy DIY project involves a decorative tray and beautiful floral arrangements that will add festive charm to your holiday decor.

Red Christmas floral tray centerpiece  with candle display, church ornament, and reindeer ornament

Hello! I’m excited to help you create a beautiful Christmas floral tray centerpiece. This craft is perfect for beginners and is simple to create. Most of the materials you’ll need can be found at your local Dollar Tree store.

Materials such as faux floral, red tray, hot glue, and reindeer

To create a Christmas floral tray centerpiece, you will need the following materials:
  • One rectangle tray (The Dollar Tree has these labeled as Charger plates)
  • One foam block 1.9 in x 3.9 in x 11.9 in (You can purchase this at Walmart or Dollar Tree)
  • Floral (I used about six bunches of holiday floral, a mix between floral and glitter pinecones)
  • One frosted candle holder
  • One mini tealight LED battery-operated candle
  • Variety of ornaments - You can use any for your design (I am using one reindeer and one Church ornament)
  • Hot glue
  • Wire cutters

Creating the centerpiece

Begin by taking your floral, and wire cutters.  Use your wire cutters to cut your floral, and pinecones. When cutting you will want to leave some of the stems. Once you have your floral cut, start adding them to your foam block. 

Gently push your stem through the foam block. Be sure you work your way around the front, sides, and back of the block.  Leave the top of the block clear of any flowers, and pinecones. 

Faux floral in foam block

Faux floral in foam block

Once you have completely filled the foam block with your floral, flip your tray over and begin to apply a generous amount of hot glue to the bottom side of the tray. This will secure everything together.
Hot glue on top of flipped tray

After you have applied your hot glue, flip your tray over, and press it down over the top section of the foam block. When I first attempted this project, I started with the tray, and foam glued together. I eventually separated the two and decided to add my floral onto my foam block before gluing my tray to my foam block. It made things easier for me. 

Decorating your Tray

After gluing your tray to your block you can now add your decorations. I went ahead and applied a small amount of hot glue on the bottom of each ornament.  Next, take your candleholder, and add your LED candle to your candleholder.  You can also add a small bow to your candleholder. This is completely optional.

red tray with faux floral around bottom section

Completed Christmas floral tray centerpiece with decorations displayed on a table

You're all done! I placed my centerpiece on my dining table, and it looks lovely.  I hope that you have enjoyed this simple DIY project. Thank you so much for stopping by.
I love hearing from all of you. Be sure to say hello in the comments! Let me know if this is a project you'll be creating soon. 

Close up of Christmas floral tray



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  1. Great idea! I am visiting from the link party on Across the Blvd, and I'd love for you to come link up on my 3 link parties at LifeasaLEOWife.com. This is a project that's right up my readers' allies!

    Happy Thanksgiving!
    Niki ~ Life as a LEO Wife

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    1. Niki, thank you so much! I will be sure to come by your blog for a visit, and check out your link party as well.

      Happy Thanksgiving to you as well.

      :)

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  2. Very pretty! Thank you for sharing at Party In Your PJ's.

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  3. That's really pretty, love the color of the poinsettias (I guess that's what they are) and of course the candle. Looks nice. Thanks so much for linking up at #IMadeItMondayLinkParty 32. Pinned.

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    1. Dee, thank you so much. I believe you're correct and they are called poinsettias. I purchased them at Dollar Tree and was surprised that they had them in. Thank you for visiting and taking the time to comment. I appreciate it.

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  4. Thanks for sharing with us at the Creatively Crafty Link Party. We hope to see you again on Thursday for a new part. #CCBG

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  5. CONGRATS Stephanie! Your post is FEATURED at #IMadeItMondayLinkParty 33.

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  6. That is so pretty, and much easier to make that it first looks. Thanks for stopping by to share with us at Handmade Monday :-)

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  7. Very pretty, I really like the candle in the middle.

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