10 Awesome 4th of July Outdoor Decor Ideas for Your Garden Party
Jul 04, 2021 05:09 AM
Hello, my dear gardeners! Are you looking for 4th of July decorating ideas for your outdoor spaces? You've come to the right place. I have some fantastic 4th of July decorating ideas for your patio, porch or backyard. This year's 4th of July decorations should still look festive, even if our commemoration is limited by the ongoing pandemic. After all, it is the celebration of the birth of our great nation.
I'll show you how to spruce up your yard for a patriotic 4th of July barbecue or family reunion. If you need ideas to decorate your home for the 4th of July, these outdoor 4th of July decorating ideas should give you plenty of inspiration. I think 4th of July decorations should be fun and playful. And, of course, they should be red, white and blue. Happy 4th of July!
Seating for the outdoor 4th of July decorations.
You'll want comfortable seating to enjoy the 4th of July on your patio. You may add painted American flag behind the outdoor sofa.
Tip: You could also tape a fabric flag to the window for the same effect.
Tip: You could also tape a fabric flag to the window for the same effect.
DIY project for your Fourth of July outdoor decor.
For the side tables, you can craft some cute little pots with a Stars and Stripes motif. Small styrofoam balls are great for holding the flags, stars and streamers in place.
Easy patriotic fairy lights
I always hate throwing away jars, and we don't have a way to take them to recycling in my district.
Pallet patriotic flag
Looking for some frugal and fun 4th of July ideas to make this holiday a little more special? Take a look at these!
4th of July tin can crafts for kids.
Use these tin cans for decoration before you recycle them!
American Flag Patriotic Wall Art
It doesn’t get any more patriotic than the American flag, and this wine cork upcycle craft is not only cute, but easy to make, and easy on the environment! It’s time to get ready for Memorial Day and the 4th of July!You meed: 35 wine corks approx. same size, Blue paint, Red paint, White paint or chalk pen. Cork board or cardboard for backing, Hot glue gun and hot glue, knife, knife board. Push pins, Small paint brushes, Twine, Drop cloth or newspaper.
Separate out corks: 8 for blue, 16 for red, 11 for white or plain. Place corks on cork backing. Mark just under the entire surface and cut. The backing should be slightly smaller than the surface of all of the corks.
Using an Exacto knife, cut the backing. Yours may be different, but for reference, mine was about 8 1/2″ by 5 1/2″.
Paint the blue and red corks.
4 of the blue corks and 6 of the red corks will need the ends painted. To eleviate, at least some of the mess, push a push pin in the top of a cork to hold it while you paint it, and you can even paint the end this way. Then use the brush to give the cork some pressure and the push pin will come right out.
You can either paint the remaining corks white or leave them plain. I wanted to leave mine plain.
Let the corks dry for about an hour or so.
Place the corks one more time on the backing, just to make sure you are squared away before gluing.
Using your hot glue gun, glue one cork at a time.
Let dry for 15 minutes.
Paint the white stars with either white paint or a chalk pen.
You can use a couple of thumb tacks to attach the twine or fasten it to the backing with hot glue.
You are all set!
Separate out corks: 8 for blue, 16 for red, 11 for white or plain. Place corks on cork backing. Mark just under the entire surface and cut. The backing should be slightly smaller than the surface of all of the corks.
Using an Exacto knife, cut the backing. Yours may be different, but for reference, mine was about 8 1/2″ by 5 1/2″.
Paint the blue and red corks.
4 of the blue corks and 6 of the red corks will need the ends painted. To eleviate, at least some of the mess, push a push pin in the top of a cork to hold it while you paint it, and you can even paint the end this way. Then use the brush to give the cork some pressure and the push pin will come right out.
You can either paint the remaining corks white or leave them plain. I wanted to leave mine plain.
Let the corks dry for about an hour or so.
Place the corks one more time on the backing, just to make sure you are squared away before gluing.
Using your hot glue gun, glue one cork at a time.
Let dry for 15 minutes.
Paint the white stars with either white paint or a chalk pen.
You can use a couple of thumb tacks to attach the twine or fasten it to the backing with hot glue.
You are all set!
Red, white and blue for your plants
Tip: use mason jars of the same size
Patriotic planter for your entrance
Simple and awesome!
Hanging garden with flag motif.
You can transplant your potted plant into this cute shiny lacquered teacup, attach strings, hang it on your patio or fence and voila! You already have a hanging garden that's perfect for the occasion.
Patriot's garden chair
Sitting on this super patriotic chair while enjoying your garden is enough to put you in a celebratory mood. While you're chilling, you can enjoy some 4th of July recipes.
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