As we usher in spring and warmer weather, what better way to bring some light and joy into the house than by adding some easy Easter home decor?
We’ve included some unique ideas for Easter home decor, such as upcycling to give old items a second life, incorporating DIY Easter eggs (for obvious reasons), or decorating with Easter kid crafts.
Kid-Friendly Easter Home Decor
DIY Easter Home Decor
Decorate your home with decor you can use again and again. DIY home decor has never been easier with many upcycling options at your fingertips. Giving a second life to things that were headed for the trash isn’t only earth-friendly, but it means your DIY Easter home decor will be unique and one of a kind.
Sweet sock bunnies
Who else seems to have at least two dozen pairs of socks with a missing mate? If you have a pile of single socks you’ve given up all hope on, don’t toss them — reuse them. Turn them into sweet sock bunnies using rice (or dry beans) and a few other things that are hanging around your craft box.
This DIY home decor can adorn your table, steps, or just about anywhere. A Pumpkin and A Princess gives you a step-by-step guide to creating this cute creature, or feel free to watch the tutorial. (We also think these sock bunnies would look supercute in Easter baskets!)
Eggs that tell a tale
There is no better way to memorialize your favorite story while decorating your home. This Easter home decor DIY project uses book pages to make one-of-a-kind Easter eggs. As an ode to all things literary, these book-page Easter eggs are one of a kind.
Simply cut up pages — or photocopied pages — line by line and use Modge Podge to layer them onto blown-out eggs. Nest these upcycled eggs as centerpieces or bookends to embellish your bookshelf.|Decorate your home with decor you can use again and again. DIY home decor has never been easier with many upcycling options at your fingertips. Giving a second life to things that were headed for the trash isn’t only earth-friendly, but it means your DIY Easter home decor will be unique and one of a kind.
Sweet sock bunnies
Who else seems to have at least two dozen pairs of socks with a missing mate? If you have a pile of single socks you’ve given up all hope on, don’t toss them — reuse them. Turn them into sweet sock bunnies using rice (or dry beans) and a few other things that are hanging around your craft box.
This DIY home decor can adorn your table, steps, or just about anywhere. A Pumpkin and A Princess gives you a step-by-step guide to creating this cute creature, or feel free to watch the tutorial. (We also think these sock bunnies would look supercute in Easter baskets!)
Eggs that tell a tale
There is no better way to memorialize your favorite story while decorating your home. This Easter home decor DIY project uses book pages to make one-of-a-kind Easter eggs. As an ode to all things literary, these book-page Easter eggs are one of a kind.
Simply cut up pages — or photocopied pages — line by line and use Modge Podge to layer them onto blown-out eggs. Nest these upcycled eggs as centerpieces or bookends to embellish your bookshelf.|Decorate your home with decor you can use again and again. DIY home decor has never been easier with many upcycling options at your fingertips. Giving a second life to things that were headed for the trash isn’t only earth-friendly, but it means your DIY Easter home decor will be unique and one of a kind.
Sweet sock bunnies
Who else seems to have at least two dozen pairs of socks with a missing mate? If you have a pile of single socks you’ve given up all hope on, don’t toss them — reuse them. Turn them into sweet sock bunnies using rice (or dry beans) and a few other things that are hanging around your craft box.
This DIY home decor can adorn your table, steps, or just about anywhere. A Pumpkin and A Princess gives you a step-by-step guide to creating this cute creature, or feel free to watch the tutorial. (We also think these sock bunnies would look supercute in Easter baskets!)
Eggs that tell a tale
There is no better way to memorialize your favorite story while decorating your home. This Easter home decor DIY project uses book pages to make one-of-a-kind Easter eggs. As an ode to all things literary, these book-page Easter eggs are one of a kind.
Simply cut up pages — or photocopied pages — line by line and use Modge Podge to layer them onto blown-out eggs. Nest these upcycled eggs as centerpieces or bookends to embellish your bookshelf.
