There is a little bit of Easter throughout my house, as I prepare for my daughters to arrive home this weekend. We will be having a small lunch on Sunday after mass, starting with mimosas and finishing with a new recipe for Mini Key Lime Trifles. I like to make things special for them and the Easter decor gives the house a festive feel, without being over the top. This boxwood and burlap bunny is indicative of the whimsical feel I try to create.
There are bright colors, bunnies and chicks popping out of their shells. I like to hang things in unexpected places, keeping with the whimsical theme. The Easter bunting that hangs from a baker's rack in my kitchen is easy to make, at the last minute, from brightly colored fabric and seasonal ribbon. No sewing is required and the directions can be found here.
More seasonal ribbon; this time chevron styled burlap, is casually tied around a grapevine wreath on my porch. It gives a subtle nod to the holiday and a welcoming touch.
Eggs of many textures fill nests placed here and there. If you have plastic eggs and twine, you can easily make these twine wrapped eggs, so pretty and sweet.
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That boxwood bunny is darling! Wonderful touches of Easter and springtime.
ReplyDeleteLove all your fun Easter decor - the bunting really appeals to me and I may have to try that. Happy Easter [despite waking up to snow on the ground this morning!]. ~ Phyllis
ReplyDeleteLove all your Easter decorations, Vicki!
ReplyDeleteYour decorations are all very Springy! I have been really slack in getting my decorations out! I said I would do it today, but haven't yet:) Enjoy your day dear friend! HUGS!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks festive and springy!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Vicki . . .
You are so creative. I love each and every thing here! How nice for the girls!!
ReplyDeleteLove your boxwood bunny!!!! Happy Easter
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the weekend with your girls! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the bunny made with the boxwood wreaths...so cute!!
ReplyDeleteI love those twine wrapped eggs. They are so rustic and sweet...off to read about them now!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the girls love it Vicki! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
So cute! Thanks for joining Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteSherry