Easter in the House

Easter décor is out in our home. I'm using mostly items I have used before. I do have a couple of new additions though,
like this sweet little sheep.

I found the larger sheep, and the butter dish the same time I bought the table for the powder room, here.

I spray painted this 2 tiered basket green. It was originally black.

Little bunny in a cloche.

This pink rabbit came from Wal Mart.

Love these two little bunnies.

This wreath (above) is an old one that I removed everything from, and hot glued plastic eggs and a peat flower pot on and added some pastel curly ribbon. I am happy with how it turned out, and it cost nothing as I already had everything.

I found this butterfly shaped sign at the DT.

Wal Mart has some of the prettiest speckled eggs this year. Here are some in this wooden box.

Tweaked the display on this table.

Here, I placed the distressed mason jars in a rack from an old canner which I spray painted white. They remind me of the colors of Easter eggs.

Have you decorated for Easter?

It's less than 2 weeks away.

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