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A Look Back at Spring Decor

Sometimes I like to go through my photos to see various ways I have decorated for the seasons or holidays.  Here are some photos from previous Spring decor. Maybe you will get some ideas for ways to decorate your home for spring.  It really is just around the corner.  :)  Easter is March 27th, and the first day of spring is less than a month away.  Looking through my photos also reminds me of items I may have stored away, and might want to use this year.




An easy spring craft is to buy peat pots, paint them with acrylic paint, stamp them, put a flower inside (like above).  It makes an adorable item for a vignette.

Tulips and bunnies always signify spring.

More birds, floral plates, and a succulent round out this display.

Here ball jars, an insulator, and other items make a unique vignette on this side table.


Various items can be used to elevate decor.  Here I've used a wood compote that I painted and distressed.  Above, I've used cake stands for the same reason.




I hope you have found inspiration for ways you can decorate for the spring season. Use what you have on hand in different ways.  You don't have to spend a lot of money.  In the photo above, I even used vintage hankies that belonged to my Mother.

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