DIY Easter Centerpieces and Decor Without Breaking the Bank

I LOVE DECORATING Y’ALL (INSERT CORNY “EGG-CITED JOKE)!

This year decorating looked a bit different with baby H. I didn’t want to buy anything new (sorry Hobby Lobby and Christmas Tree Shops), and I didn’t have as much time as usual-that didn’t stop me though! I dug out my Easter and spring decor, and looked for everyday decor items that I could pair with them. By combining Easter decorations I already had with my normal decor, I created new pieces without spending a thing!

Here’s a peek at just a few of my creations-

Centerpieces

This simple piece is on our coffee table. The galvanized metal tray is everyday decor, I just switched out what was on top (side note: I absolutely adore galvanized metal; it’s so versatile and it works well in our home). On the tray I’ve included two different sized candles (everyday decor from our TV stand), a porcelain white rabbit, and “Easter Egg Grass.” I’m not a huge fan of “color.” I tend to gravitate towards grays, white, and navy blue so the “Easter Egg Grass” was just enough for me! Nice and simple.

Tray-Walmart

Candles-Christmas Tree

Rabbit & Easter Grass-Hobby Lobby

This is supposed to be our kitchen table centerpiece; however, we usually have a baby seat on the table so it is now mainly on the “bar.”

This centerpiece has a bit more color than I would usually include, but I love the different heights and textures together.

Tray, bunny, and floral arrangement-Christmas Tree

Teacup-a bridal shower favor a few years back

Wine Cork Display-an old vase with wine corks (yes, I drank all of those bottles, please hold your applause)

*The tray and wine cork display are everyday decor

Sawhorse Shelf

My sawhorse shelf is always a décor staple; it is one of my favorite things in our home because it has character without trying so hard. My husband made this for me a few years back, and while many things on it stay the same (picture frames, quote blocks, Scentsy), you can always count on a few holiday items to be on there. This year I have an “egg bucket,” bunny sign, two porcelain rabbits, a teacup, and some spring flowers.

Egg bucket, bunny sign, and white porcelain rabbit-Hobby Lobby

Rabbit with the flower-a Lennox piece from my husband’s grandmother

Teacup-a gift from my former student

Flowers-Dollar Tree

And there you have it-just a few of my favorite pieces this year, that didn’t cost a thing!

xoxo,

Nik