23+ Best Easter Decorations to try this year
Easter is around the corner; how about adding our best Easter decorations ideas to your list? These are easy, and you are guaranteed to have fun while at them.Â
This is one of the ways you can use to decorate for Easter. You can choose to paint or dye three-quarters of a blown-out white egg pink. Attah off-white twines at the bottom to create roots. Then roll up a green crepe paper to make a stem and cover the seam with the glue.
These are easy to make, and they will make your home look beautiful. All you need is a vase and some twigs. You can spray-paint the twigs silver, gold or any colour you would like. And then hang some decorated eggs. It is not only a good Easter decoration but also very easy.Â
Best Wreath Easter Craft
There is nothing that screams spring than a floral wreath. This is easy to make since you need some fresh greenery and assorted seasonal flowers, and you are good to go. It is perfect for hosting Easter brunch.
Best Easter Decorations: Mason Jars
For this, you will need mason jars and spray paint of your preference, for instance, white. You can play around with the spray paint to achieve your desired look.
Here is another idea on how to use your mason jars
Easy Easter Decorations: Tulip Basket Wreath
This is an excellent alternative to the ordinary circle wreath that we are generally used to. For this, you need to get a basket and some flowers, and you are good to go. Tulips are ideal for this wreath.
This is one of the simplest crafts to make this season. It is ideal for the mantle. It is something that you can engage the kids in. Get the tutorial at Lemon Thistle.
This is as simple to make as it looks. All you need is a plain piece of canvas, cut it in the shape you would like and paint a bunny on it.Â
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How cute are these centrepieces? Having a centrepiece goes a long way for your decorations. You will need moss, votive eggs, bunny candies and decorated eggs for this first one, and you are good to go. Full tutorial at Better Homes & GardensÂ
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Here are some more centrepieces that you can try
This is another simple Easter decoration that you can try. They can find cracked mache eggs at craft stores and paint them to your liking.
Here is another approach you can use
What about making candles in cracked easter eggs?
Pair out your grandma’s china with a touch of modern elements. For instance, with brass silverware and colourful glassware. See how Country Living does it.Â
Tutorial from Simple Simon & CompanyÂ
Nothing screams easter than bunnies. There are so many ways in which can incorporate bunnies into your space this season.
