If you’re looking for a quick and easy Easter decoration, here it is. The hardest part of this one is waiting for the paint to dry. This can be customized easily just by changing the colors used, or the saying of your choice.
Here’s how I made the Happy Easter Vignette:
Here’s an easy project to help you get an early start for Easter decorating & gift giving. These are great gifts for the little ones to give at school parties.
I’m not much of a baker anymore. I really don’t like to cook. But I saw something in Wal-Mart’s ad that I had to try. It was Duff’s Pastel Tie-Dye Cake mix. The colors looked like Easter. After two tries, I finally have a sweet cake for Easter Dessert!
I’ve always been fascinated by the beauty of Faberge Eggs. And they fit right in with my love of sparkly things. ahem… I had some plastic metallic eggs in my Easter craft stash & decided to try my hand at embellishing them.
This is what I came up with.
If you saw yesterday’s Easter Tablescape, you saw the little Easter Egg Tree in the corner. It’s bright & colorful & so easy to make. It would also make a quick centerpiece for a holiday table.
Here’s how I made it:
Easter is right around the corner and I’ve been having so much fun making some Easter crafts to celebrate it. I put some of them into this week’s tablescape. I enjoyed putting it together.
I hope you enjoy this week’s Easter Tablescape.
I’ve been making these little Bad Hair Day Pencils for years. They are easy enough for children to make, make cute additions to Valentine’s Day parties or an Easter Basket, and can keep the little ones busy for a long time. They’ll also bring a smile to your face in your home office.
When I showed this to my 22 year old son, I asked him if he remembers them. He smiled & said, “Yes, I still have one”. Needless to say, that made my day!
