5 | Hang Red, White, and Blue Candles Red, white and blue flame-less tealights hanging from treeĪdd patriotic colors to your garden by hanging red, white and blue flame-less tealights in terrarium candle holders* from tree branches.
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They are really fun to make, inexpensive and easy to do…a great craft project to do with kids! So what’s not to like?Ĭlick HERE to get the full tutorial for making these patriotic candle holders. These DIY red, white and blue candle holders are a great way to add some patriotic decor to your party. You can find the step-by-step instructions for making these at .Ĥ | Add Some More Patriotic Candle Holders Why not re-purpose a few of them into patriotic candle holders for your 4th of July party? It seems like everyone has a few extra mason jars hanging around (and they’re not very expensive if you don’t). Put them on top of a red table cloth…and voila! You have patriotic decor.ģ | Create Patriotic Candle Holders Patriotic Mason Jar Candle Holders – Please visit Addicted 2 DIY if you want to pin this image I love to use them as indoor decor, but they also work really well as an outdoor centerpiece. However, you could use red, white and blue flowers in a planter to achieve the same effect.Ģ | Use Blue and White Vases Blue and white pottery with a red tableclothĪnother one of my easy fourth of July outdoor decor ideas is to use blue and white ginger jars* as part of the decor.
I would love to say that I planned to have the red and white flowers blooming in the background…but in all honesty, I didn’t. Red and white flowers between the flags also go with the decor You don’t always have to hang them from a flagpole…hanging full-sized flags sideways from your gazebo or the sides of your porch is easy and very effective. This may be obvious…but using American flags* for Independence Day decorations is a great way to set the tone. Hang flags sideways from the sides of the gazebo to act like curtains For more information, click here to see our disclosures. But we only recommend products we would use ourselves. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. We make a small commission if you buy the products from these links (at no extra cost to you). So I thought I’d share my easy fourth of July outdoor decor ideas just in case you also want to take advantage of them. To keep it easy, I also like to stick to really simple outdoor decorating ideas. Although now that I think about it…doesn’t a rain dance bring rain rather than keep it away? Maybe that’s why there always seems to be a downpour right when I start up the grill 🙂 Other than the rain dance to keep it from raining, my 4th of July get-together is pretty much the least stressful holiday party I hold. They’re outdoors (less mess to clean up in the house!), very casual (no dressing up!) and it’s okay to do all of your cooking after your guests arrive (less work to do ahead of time!)
That’s why I love having Independence Day parties. It’s summer and the weather is good and everyone is in the mood for a cookout. The Fourth of July just seems to be made for having a get-together. It has lots of simple ways to make red, white and blue patriotic decor that looks great and won’t break your budget.
You’ll be celebrating Independence Day in style with these super easy DIY fourth of July outdoor decor ideas.
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