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My daughter has been a Harry Potter fan since she was a child. Now that she is grown (cry, cry) and getting married, I asked her if she would like to have a Harry Potter themed Bridal Shower. The answer with a big smile on her face was a resounding, “Yes, Yes!!” To say I have been really busy planning this shower is an understatement. There are so many fabulous ideas I had to narrow them down to my favorites . Instead of the “old world” look and feel of Harry Potter world, I wanted to create a contemporary bright colorful look – with colors that are gold, lavender, pink. light aqua blue with a bit of cream. One of the decorations I decided to create was a Harry Potter Quidditch Bridal Shower Centerpiece complete with Golden Snitches. So a great project to make for my Michaels Makers craft challenge.
For the Michaels Makers challenge this month I get to work with craft paint. Specifically I purchased Krylon Metallic Gold spray paint, I’ve been wanting to spray this metallic gold paint on glass for a while. So this was the perfect project to create. With over 800 new styles of craft paint, Michaels has more paints for more surfaces! Check out some of their new finishes including ultra-metallic & watercolor and get started on your next DIY!
Supplies:
- Glass bottle
- Krylon Gold Metallic Spray Paint
- Embroidery wood hoop
- Faux flowers
- Craft foam
- Wood dowel
Step: 1
Spray paint the bottle gold. Let dry.
Step 2:
Cut the craft foam to fit on top of the embroidery hoop. Press the hoop on top of the foam so it make an indentation and stays in the foam. You will need to press hard and add pressure. This image just shows the hoop sitting on top of the foam. It hasn’t been pressed in yet.
Step 3:
Remove the flower heads from the stems and push into the foam. Make sure to cover all the foam so no foam peeks through. Flowers were added to the front and back. Hot glue was also used to make flowers stable.
Step 4:
Cut the dowel to the size you want. Place a small screw into the bottom of the hoop and screw into the end of the dowel. You now have a Harry Potter Quidditch centerpiece that looks oh so cute!
Step 5:
I placed rice in the bottom of the gold bottle so the “quidditch” was stable and not wobbly.
Golden Snitches were used to decorate around the Quidditch Centerpiece. There were so easy to make. Use chocolate Ferraro Rocher and cut ribbon to use as the wings. Cut the ribbon to look like a wing and hot glue onto the chocolate Ferraro Rocher. Pretty easy and simple.
How do you like this Harry Potter Quidditch Centerpiece? I love the look and feel it’s perfect for a bridal shower. Need more Harry Potter ideas? Check here for a great Butterbeer recipe and free printable.
Looking for even more inspiration? Make sure you visit Michaels’ blog, The Glue String, to see the rest of the Michaels Makers’ DIY projects!
Disclosure: I was chosen to be a Michaels Maker. This post is sponsored by Michaels. All opinions are 100% my own. You can read my dsiclosure policy here.
Absolutely beautiful! Love this idea!
It was easy and fun to make. Those are the best! Thank you!
What size screw did you use?
It was a very small screw. Check to make sure it is not too big for the wood hoop.
Hi!!
I’m having a hard time making the hoops stay in the foam. Do you have any suggestions??
I just saw your comment. Use wire to wrap around the foam and hoop. Good luck!
Hi Toni, Thanks for getting back to my so fast. I ending up going foam free and using hot glue. I have a few of these to make, I know foam types can be different, what type of foam did you use? I got a dry floral foam, would that have made a difference? I love this idea BTW, my sister is going to be in AWE by the decorations.
Yes, I used the dry floral foam. But if you don’t need to use foam – go for it! Oh I would love to see your pictures. Please email me when done. I LOVE seeing what others create!
Have fun and enjoy the party. Your guests will love your efforts and what you made out of love for your sister!
Hello, what side hoop did you use?
I can’t remember exactly maybe 6 or 8 inch??
I love this! do you know what size bottle you used?
It looks like the size of a small glass soda bottle. They type you purchase in a 6 pack. The bottle probably is about 8 inches tall. I no longer have the centerpiece.
Good luck.