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    Fresh as a Daisy: 5 Creative Spring Centerpieces

    By | At Home – Mon, Apr 23, 2012 5:17 PM EDT

    5 Creative Spring Centerpieces5 Creative Spring CenterpiecesThis time of year, the weather's unpredictable - one day it's sunny and warm; the next, rainy and cool. But you can keep spring sunshine indoors with a beautiful centerpiece. These 5 ideas are beyond pretty - they're also unique. They'll steal the show, whether they're in your kitchen or a banquet hall.











    Flower Pot Arrangements Flower Pot Arrangements 1. Flower Pot Arrangements
    It's not just the fresh white pots. It's not just the perfectly arranged spring flowers. It's the finishing touch of adding trimmed grass around the outside of the pots. So easy, but what a difference!
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    Flowers in Plastic Take-Out Containers Flowers in Plastic Take-Out Containers 2. Flowers in Plastic Take-Out Containers
    Have you ever wandered past the plastic take-out containers in the craft or party store and thought "What would I do with those, if I'm not hosting a wedding reception?" Well, here's a brilliant answer: Add some color and quirkiness to your spring table!
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    Related: 10 gorgeous ways to decorate with tree branches


    Brown Paper Bag Floral Centerpieces Brown Paper Bag Floral Centerpieces 3. Brown Paper Bag Floral Centerpieces
    I love bulb flowers, and I've always had a soft spot for paper-bag crafts. This project puts the two together beautifully. Your guests could even take the centerpiece home and plant it.
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    Paper Pinwheels in a Pot Paper Pinwheels in a Pot 4. Paper Pinwheels in a Pot
    Who says centerpieces have to be flowers? These pinwheels have all the color and beauty of tulips or daffodils. But when used outdoors, they have the added benefit of kinetic motion.
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    Related: The 5 best flowers to plant this spring


    Peonies in Nests Peonies in Nests 5. Peonies in Nests
    This centerpiece idea is a great combination of natural elements. The jagged edges of the stylized nests contrast nicely with the soft lines of the peonies. If you have time, you can make a tablescape with multiple nests. Adapt this to whatever's blooming at your house.
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    - By Jennifer Hadfield
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