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Marvelous Easter Decorations to Make at Home

Lyn — Sun, 28 Mar 2021 13:05:55 +0000

INSIDE : Tired of the same boring decorations? Come check out these marvelous Easter decorations you can make at home without breaking the bank. Festive Decorating is my jam, so I am always looking forward to the next holiday. Now that St. Patty’s Day is gone, we get to decorate for spring and Easter! Last year, I made this cool pot to put on my entryway console table. This year, I went a few steps further using plastic eggs, fairy lights, and a lantern to decorate the entrance to our home. And of course, I had to hook the mantle up to impress. While getting my gear ready for the big day, I realized that I had to throw away one of my Spring wreaths due to poor storage (oops). So I took the idea from my St. Patrick’s Day wreath and make it more Easter friendly. Check out how I made that here – with the Easter one I used yellow yarn and a package of carrots from The Dollar Tree. I found a silly little rabbit at TJ Maxx and scooped it up. This is my mantle all ready for Easter – Next stop – console table!!! This is at the front door of our home. We don’t use that door all the time, but when we do, it looks GOOOOOD! (Say it in your best Jim Carrey voice) For this area I decided I wanted to do something a little more fun. So me and the smallest pipsqueak made a lantern of plastic eggs. Here is what we did – We literally went row by row stuffing eggs and twisting the lights around them. Turned out pretty excellent, if you ask me. We also threw the rest of the eggs in our apothecary jars and called ourselves festive. I can’t wait to see the lantern at night, all lit up! What do you do for Easter? Happy Decorating,

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Upcycling For Easter: Turn An Old Container Into Beautiful DIY Easter Pot

Lyn — Sat, 28 Mar 2020 23:40:00 +0000

INSIDE: Upcycling for Easter: Turn an old container into a beautiful DIY Easter pot. Follow our easy step-by-step guide to create an unique and eco-friendly Easter decoration. Perfect for a fun and sustainable holiday craft! Check out our DIY Easter upcycling project. Since we are practicing social distancing (silly COVID), we came up with a fun way to make Easter decorations with what we had. See how we turn a plain terracotta plant pot into a charming Easter decoration. Disclosure Statement: The links in this post contain affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link. Those funds help keep this site alive and kickin’ but it doesn’t cost YOU a thing! Click here for the full disclosure. Supplies There a bunch of paint samples in my garage from various different things and I either never used them, or I didn’t use all of them. I am amazed at all the colors I found. I let my youngest kiddo pick the color to use on this project. She didn’t even hesitate….PINK! The pot was sitting in the garage BUT……if you need one, find one like this – Check out how you can order online and pick up in store…… Directions I have vision of putting a stuffed bunny upside down in this pot, but I don’t have a way to keep him from falling in right now. I will think of something. For now it will hang out on the console table at the front door. Happy Crafting,

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Easter Decoration

Lyn — Fri, 27 Mar 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Disclosure Statement: The links in this post contain affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link. Those funds help keep this site alive and kickin’ but it doesn’t cost YOU a thing! Click here for the full disclosure. INSIDE: TAKE A WALK INTO OUR HOME’S NEWEST EASTER DECORATION. CHEERY, BRIGHT COLORS TO MAKE EVERYONE FEEL BETTER ABOUT BEING AT HOME MORE THAN USUAL! It’s time to take down the St. Patty’s decorations….while I don’t think a single person celebrated St. Patrick’s special day…..let’s get ready for Easter. Warmer weather is on the way and hopefully good news on the horizon. I’m thinking that these bright colors will lift everyone’s spirits! Last year, we used the console table and the kitchen table to make the most of our decorating pleasures. Here is last year’s decor – This year, I have gathered all of my brightest flowers, table toppers, and candles and decided that I am going to try to decorate for Easter a little different. Let’s start with what I have on hand. Because there will be no traveling to our favorite craft store, dollar store, or even shopping online…… Current supplies Spring flowers (fake ones) Vases Table runners x2 Easter Egg trees But I need new decor…..I have paint, terracotta pots, and a Cricut….hmmmmm. I’m getting an idea….we will get to that in a minute. Once I had my decorations out, I realized that I had a few things that I didn’t use last year and some things that I can move around. Since the console table just got a makeover, I was excited to use it for some more decoration. First, I put my Easter/Spring table runner there and started to put together the decorations. The tulips stayed in the vase from last year and added the kid’s craft from last year. I didn’t display it last year, so this was a great way to get that cutie thing out there! I added a terracotta pot that we painted. Want to see how I did that? I’ll show you here. I love my Dr. Seuss like Easter Egg sprays.….. And of course, no Easter/Spring decorating adventure is complete without a GIANT flower arrangement! Flowers are like paint – they can make a huge difference with little effort. Our mantle also gets a pretty makeover during most holidays. This year, I kept the Easter decor simple here. The last thing I did was add the last table runner to the kitchen table. I wish I could snag a picture but there are busy children doing e-Learning there right now. And we cannot disrupt that process…. So even though I couldn’t go get the millions of things I wanted at the store…I made the most of my time. The bright colors cheered everyone up….OH I almost forgot, I put an Easter wreath on the door so my neighbors could feel festive too. What is your favorite time of year to decorate? Do you go overboard for any of them? Happy Decorating,

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