DIY Wood Slice Centerpiece

This easy DIY Wood Slice Centerpiece is perfect for any season, but in the winter, it is extra special.

Wood slices are so popular right now and whenever I find them in stores, I am amazed by how pricey they are! I would never pay their hefty price tag because I know I can make them myself. (Well, let’s be honest, Matt can help me make them.) 🙂

I think a few of these Wood Slice Centerpieces would be beautiful lined up in the middle of on a long, rustic table. Swoon-worthy for sure.

Okay, on to the post and how I made these.

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Supplies Used To Make This DIY Wood Slice Centerpiece:

Wood Slices

Tea Lights

1.5″ Drill Bit

Drill 

Sander

We had a stack of wood slices in our garage that were waiting for a project. I thought it would be fun to turn them into a wood slice centerpiece.

I chose one of the wood slices that I thought would be perfect.

We sanded it to make it smooth.

To make the tea lights fit in the wood slice centerpiece, we measured them and found a drill bit that would give us the best hole.

We used a 1.5″ drill bit.

It came out so great!

I love the look of this piece. It is rustic, natural, chunky and a little whimsical. I love the warm glow from the tea lights when we have it on the table at night too. It would be great outside or inside. Make a few of them and use them for a party outside during the summer, spring and/or fall. 

How would you use this centerpiece?

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