The 4th of July is a time of celebration, and it is the right time to decorate your home with the patriotic colors of red, white, and blue. The theme also extends to your dining table, creating a festive and celebratory atmosphere for family and guests. There are different ways to decorate your dining table, but the real fun comes when you make all the stuff by yourself. If you are a DIY loving person, here are some of the best 4th of July table decoration ideas for you to make.

Duct Tape Tabletop Centerpieces

Courtney made simple and elegant tabletop centerpieces with duct tape. She simply wrapped red, white, and blue tape around the foam cubes in patriotic patterns like stripes, stars, or any design you like. The final touch is given with July 4th spray ribbons inserted into the cubes. Read the full tutorial.

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Fireworks Treat Boxes

Kara made festive 4th of July treat boxes by decorating white 4-pack bottle carriers with red and blue adhesive vinyl. She used a vinyl cutting machine to cut designs like fireworks or stars, and then pasted them on the boxes. Finally, the boxes are ready to be filled with goodies such as candies, glow sticks, popcorn, and drinks. Read the full tutorial.

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Patriotic Flower Pot

A simple decoration can be effective, and this statement is true in the case of the painted flowerpot by Kelli and Kristi. They have just painted a pot with red, white, and blue colors, making a great centerpiece for a table or shelf. Read the full tutorial.

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Patriotic Lollipop Topiary

This quick and easy lollipop topiary is made by Brandy in about ten minutes. She used a galvanized bucket, put a foam ball in it, and then inserted 40 lollipops to cover the ball. You can replicate the results for your tabletop as well. Read the full tutorial.

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Watermelon Vase Centerpiece

Mary came up with a unique idea of creating a vase from a watermelon. She hollowed out a watermelon and kept the opening large enough to fit in a plastic container. Now, it can be decked with your favorite flowers, and do remember to add the national flag. Read the full tutorial.

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American Flag Mason Jars

4th of July mason jar tabletop decorations are perfect for adding a patriotic touch to your table. Rachel used quart-sized jars for the project and then painted them in patriotic colors and patterns. It’s as simple as that. Read the full tutorial  

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Independence Day Themed Tiered Tray

Diane created a tiered tray to celebrate Independence Day, and it can also be a great decoration for the dining table. She has creatively used red and white items from Christmas to use for the patriotic holiday. Read the full tutorial.

Placemats for 4th of July Table Decoration

Leslie shared one of the most creative DIY projects for 4th of July table decoration that looks perfect for sewing enthusiasts. She cut cotton fabric into placemat sizes and attached blue burlap ribbons for the flag’s field and alternate red and white ribbons as stripes. White stars are added on the blue area using paint. Read the full tutorial.

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Candle Centerpieces

Angie made festive candle centerpieces for the dining table using red burlap and wooden stars. She wrapped the candles with the burlap ribbon and secured them with the twine. Now, candles are placed on the centers of the barn wood stars to complete the look. Read the full tutorial.

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Floral 4th of July Table Décor

Flowers can also be used to decorate a dining table for the 4th of July celebration. Morena shared a floral 4th of July table décor project for outdoor parties and picnics. She used fabric flowers and showcased them on a thick wood log with bark for a natural feel. Read the full tutorial.

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Happy is a detail-oriented content writer who has been exploring topics like furniture design, smart home technology, camper trailers, and home décor for over seven years. He is a native of the Himalayas and a graduate of Himachal Pradesh University. Beyond writing, he enjoys web research, SEO, and Instagram marketing. When not writing, you can cross him on a hike or find him immersed in Pahari music.

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