It’s nice to decorate your home for Easter. Even if it is not on the same scale as Christmas. A few decorations go a long way to cheering up your home.
Last year I put marshmellows in my bunny plate from Bed Bath n’ Table. Am I the only person who doesn’t eat chocolate?
No sooner had I emptied these sugar coated Easter eggs into my Great Aunt’s vintage tea cup – they were all eaten by my kids!
I hang egg decorations from Pussy willow branches that I got from Pillow Talk
A little chalkboard sign from Kmart and a white ceramic Easter bunny from Bed Bath n’ Table helped the kids with their Easter egg hunt.
Cute Easter Baskets
If you have young children, no doubt the Easter egg hunt is the highlight. Having a cute Easter basket or bag to collect the eggs in makes it even more special. Here are some of my top picks for Easter 2017.
Top Row: Paper Bunny Gift Bags from Bed Bath n’ Table | Pink Bunny Easter Basket Liners from Pottery Barn Kids
Second Row: Carrot Egg Collecting basket from Bed Bath n’ Table | Bunny Garden Basket from Bed Bath n’ Table
Third Row: Bunny Bags with Ear Ties from Bed Bath n’ Table | Embroidered Easter Basket from Made It
Fourth Row: Bunny Easter Basket from Big W | Chick Puffy Easter Basket from Pottery Barn Kids | Duck Easter Basket from Big W
Bottom Row: Beatrix Potter Easter Basket from Pottery Barn Kids | Personalised Easter Bucket from Etsy | Canvas Pink Bunny Easter Basket from Pottery Barn Kids
Easter Decorating Plans
Maybe you have big decorating plans for your home that don’t involve decorations. Easter is a very popular time for undertaking bigger decorating projects. In Easter 2015 I thought it was a great idea to pull off the wallpaper in the good room. Then we painted it in 30 degree heat. See – full of good ideas! What are your decorating plans this Easter?
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I'm Kylie, and I love to share practical home decorating and styling tips. I'm a qualified interior designer and self taught crafter and DIY'er. I'm addicted to decorating, and can't walk past a homewares shop without going in for a look. I live in a 1930's Queenslander in Brisbane's inner suburbs which I'm turning into a home one project at a time.