DIY Easter Centerpiece

I am always trying to come up with fun centerpieces for my table. I like for them to be inexpensive, fairly easy, and something that I can save and reuse.  

As I was trying to figure out what I should do for Easter, I found these super cute berry baskets at the craft store. So I bought them and decided that I would find a way to make them work :)

I purchased cute and colorful paper grass to use in the baskets. And our mom found these awesome chalkboard eggs. They are perfect for customizing! Noah and Skylar decorated them with some colorful chalk. I think this will make a fun yearly tradition of decorating the eggs. 

I used 5 baskets that I have spread across the table. Depending on the size of your table you could do more or less. As a rule of thumb, I try to use an odd number.  

If you are looking for a fun, inexpensive, and kid-friendly easter decor project, this is for you. You and the kiddos will have fun customizing it! xo, Britt

DIY Easter Door Hanger

You know we always have a fun door hanger for every season. We made one for the holidays here, and one for Noah's birthday here. We couldn't help but make a fun one for Easter. To add a little fun to it we used a twig that we spray painted gold instead of our normal dowel rod. 

Here's what you need:

• canvas
• acrylic paint
• paint brush
• string
• stick
• scissors
• x-acto knife

Here's what we did:

1. We cut the canvas to the size we wanted.

2. We freehanded our bunny using acrylic paint and a paintbrush.

3. We spray painted the perfect twig that we found in the yard. The dog had to stay inside so that she wouldn't try to eat it :)

4. After the paint dried, we cut three small slits evenly across the top.

5. Using our string, we looped it through the slits and tied the canvas to the twig. Then we added the string to hang it on the door. 

We love how simple and cute this is! We hope you love it too! :) xoxo, Britt + Sky