Easy DIY Antique Milk Can Fall Floral Flower Arrangements

Are you looking for a super easy DIY fall floral arrangement? This DIY antique milk can floral flower arrangements idea is not only easy, but you can make use of materials you might already have on hand.

There is no need to buy floral material if you are growing any of it in your garden. Plus – if you are like me – you have at least one antique milk can laying about that really is not getting any use.

This is a great opportunity to show it off plus the country look is in! When the seasons change, simply swap out the floral material!

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Watch this video to learn how to make this Easy DIY Antique Milk Can Fall Floral Arrangement (10 minutes 4 seconds):

Easy DIY Antique Milk Can Fall Floral Flower Arrangements

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• Author: Sheri Ann Richerson

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Ingredients

• 1 bunch dried wheat with long stems
• 1 bunch dried long stem flowered grass
• 3 dried or silk sunflowers with long stems
• 1 long stem mum
• 1 bunch dried or silk pumpkins-on-a-stick
• 1 bunch leaves on a stick – silk, paper or waxed
• 1 bunch of dried twigs such as curly willow
• String lights
• Floral foam affiliate
• Antique milk can – lid removed

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Instructions

1. Stuff the milk can full of crumpled newspaper, plastic bags or other filler material. 
2. Press floral foam affiliate in the neck area of the milk can. Cut some small pieces to make sure you get good coverage.
3. Attach string lights to the twigs, then putting the lighted twigs into the floral foam affiliate. 
4. Next push the sunflower and mum stem into the floral foam affiliate. Be sure to vary the heights of the flowers.
5. Push the pumpkin-on-a-stick and fall leaves into the floral foam affiliate towards the back and off to one side making sure they both stick up higher than the other plant material.
6. Fill in the empty spaces with the dried grass and wheat. Use broken pieces to fill in the front of the arrangement.
7. Once you are satisfied with the fullness of the arrangement the only thing left to do is enjoy it.

Notes

Note: The flowers are easy to save from year to year by simply removing them, rolling them in newspaper to keep them from breaking and storing in a plastic tote.

Be sure nothing heavy is laid on top of them and that the tote does not get crushed.

If you use your own dried botanical material I do suggest waxing the leaves to prevent breakage.

All together I was able to make this arrangement for under $50.

I did have some supplies already – like the milk can.

I reviewed the lights for free or at a reduced price for review.

The other items were 50% to 60% off plus I had a coupon for an additional 25% off some of the items.

This could be done for even less if you dry your own botanical material.

I highly recommend the following articles:

• Milk Can Floral Arrangement For Spring
• Fall Decorating Round Up Post
• DIY Thanksgiving Chalkboard Art
• Goat Milk Bar Soap Recipe

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