Holiday House Easter 2014

Welcome to our home!  Here are a few photos of our Easter decorations this year.

The wreath was a simple project I constructed using a bit of basket filler and plastic eggs.  After hot-gluing the filler onto a wreath form, I used green pipe cleaners to wire on the egg clusters. Super easy!  I found the milk glass pedestal bowl at a yard sale last year for only $2.50!  Isn't it lovely on the dining table with a handful of pastel eggs?  A few fabric daffodils in a glass vase and my daughters outgrown rain boots on the window ledge complete the cheerful atmosphere.

 

I love to collect little symbols of the holiday, in this case glitter eggs and miniature carrots.  I find that by containing several small items together in glass jars the overall display is cleaner and less cluttered.  It also makes for easier packing as I just wrap up and put the filled jars into my storage boxes.  All of my glass jars are recycled from candles that I have burned through.  This has become such a habit of mine that I actually consider jar type to be as important a factor in candle selection as scent and price!  :D

The little picket fence I picked up for .50 a couple of years ago.  I thought it would be adorable with a few eggs nestled into some basket filler on my kitchen counter......don't look too close, Husby may or may not have spilled a few coffee grinds in there as well!  ;)

I am obsessed with glassware, and have it all over the kitchen and dining room.  I like to change the contents with the seasons, so more eggs of course!

 

 

Can you tell that I love, love, love colorful eggs?!  Haha!  I have so many that they can easily begin to look overwhelming.  I color block them so things stay a bit more organized.  These are some of my glass dessert pieces that I keep on display in the dining room, they were begging to be filled up too ;)

That was our decor for the Easter holiday, thanks for coming by!

-Jennifer

© Jennifer Adams Flowers 2014