Looking to impress your guests this Independence Day with something festive, elegant, and surprisingly easy to make? This DIY project is one of the most beautiful 4th of July centerpieces you can create — and the best part is, you can do it all right at your dining room table.
Whether you’re planning an outdoor celebration or a cozy farmhouse-style get-together, this simple idea checks all the boxes. It’s a 4th of July centerpiece DIY easy enough for beginners and classy enough to stand out on any table — indoor or out.
We picked up all our materials at Dollar Tree, making this a 4th of July centerpiece DIY Dollar Tree project that’s just as budget-friendly as it is eye-catching.
What You’ll Need:
- 1 foam cone
- Red, white, and blue faux flowers
(We used red roses, blue lilac, and white hydrangea) - Diamond ribbon or rhinestone mesh
- Navy blue paint
- Hot glue gun
This centerpiece falls into the 4th of July centerpieces floral category and can easily be adapted for mason jars by using the same floral concept inside a jar instead of a cone. You can also swap out the foam cone for a rustic container if you’re going for more of a 4th of July centerpieces farmhouse look.
Steps for July 4th centerpiece:
- Paint the Cone
Start by painting your foam cone navy blue. Let it dry completely before moving on. - Wrap with Ribbon
Once dry, wrap and hot glue your diamond ribbon around the cone until it’s fully covered. This gives the whole centerpiece a festive, sparkly base — ideal if you’re going for a more 4th of July centerpieces elegant vibe.
- Add Flowers at the Base
Hot glue red roses around the bottom edge of the cone to form a strong, colorful foundation. Faux florals like these are a great fit for 4th of July centerpieces flowers and can be found at any craft store or dollar store.
- Build Up with Blooms
Gradually add white and blue flowers to the top, arranging them to fan upward and outward for an eye-catching, firework-inspired shape. It’s the perfect floral touch for anyone looking for 4th of July centerpieces outdoor ideas.
Final Thoughts
This is one of those 4th of July centerpieces DIY projects that looks like it took hours but only takes a little effort and creativity. Using Dollar Tree materials keeps it affordable, and the floral elements give it a designer finish.
Want to switch it up? Try making a mason jar version using similar florals and ribbons — ideal for casual barbecues or as gifts for guests. There’s no shortage of ways to make 4th of July centerpieces dollar tree-style projects feel elevated.
With just a few materials, you can create something that looks truly monumental — the kind of DIY centerpiece that brings stars and stripes to life in style.
With Warmth & Love
Silas & Elisabeth
