Cornucopia Thanksgiving Succulent Centerpiece DIY

Thanksgiving has never been so succulent. Julia Terpstra, our lovely succulent DIY extraordinaire took a basic cornucopia, and glammed it up with succulents. The result: All the heart eyes!

Learn step-by-step how to create your very own cornucopia Thanksgiving Succulent Centerpiece with this easy to follow DIY project. And if you're on Instagram, be sure to give her a follow by clicking here.

In days gone by, the cornucopia, or horn of plenty, was a symbol of abundance and nourishment. It was commonly a large horn-shaped container overflowing with produce, flowers or nuts. We decided to bring the cornucopia up to modern times with and have it overflow with succulents! There is nothing better than a succulent arrangement. And this one? It’s something to truly be thankful for!

Start by gathering your supplies. You will need a cornucopia or basket. We found this little darling on Amazon. We used the Harddy Succulents Baby Boy Shower variety pack of 2 inch planted succulents for this project. You will also need to pick up some potting soil and moss.

Start by lining your basket with moss.

Next, add in your potting soil and unpack your succulents.

This is where it starts to get FUN! Start adding in your succulents!

Starting at the back, add in different shapes, textures and colors. This pack has so many great choices, it was easy to vary the look!

Keep going until you get to the end of the cornucopia and then go back and cover the bare soil with moss for a more finished look.

Now the real issue. Do you keep it for yourself or share it with someone you are thankful for?

Big thanks to Julia for creating this, and thank you for reading.

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