Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Signs of Spring {Easter Decor 2014}

As I’m typing this on Sunday night we’ve just the most glorious spring day here in Connecticut!  I literally had shorts and a t-shirt on and Luke and I drew chalk pictures and played hopscotch outside while Chris worked on our car {Livi was sleeping inside}.  It was soooooo amazing and good for the soul to finally be out enjoying the weather and the sunshine! {Sadly I’m actually finishing this on Wednesday afternoon but it’s been gorgeous again so YAY!}

I’m still working on Part 3 for my Essential Oils series {see Part One and Part Two if you’re interested}, but for today I thought I’d change it up a little and show you my house for the Spring/Easter season.  If you’re new here, pretty much everything I own is thrifted or homemade. :) One thing you’ll see over and over in this post is faux “grass” from Target as filler – I use it everywhere! I always, always shop Target’s holiday clearance section and I picked some bags of this stuff up years ago for like 20 cents – or maybe even less.  I love it!

 

So here’s a peek inside!

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My Target banner from two years ago that I’m still in love with!

 

 

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Bucket, Target…birdie, church rummage sale…faux plant, yard sale

 

 

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Bowl and bunny, Goodwill…Easter ornaments, church rummage sale {Luke loved helping me decorate these branches!}

 

 

 

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Bunny, Goodwill…nest, yard sale

 

 

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Wreath, homemade {pin made my very talented friend Kathy and ribbon from Hobby Lobby}

 

 

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Wire chicken, Cracker Barrel…green bowl, Goodwill Outlet…Van Gogh print Salvation Army…eggs I honestly can’t remember now!…clearanced ribbon from Michaels for the “egg” garland

 

 

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{Little egg designed by Luke last year in 3-year-old preschool.}

 

 

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Bunny print, homemade…grass, Target…little caddy, Goodwill

 

 

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Bucket and grass, Target

 

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{This soap was free with a B&BW coupon and it smells SO GOOD! I haven’t had store-bought soap in forever and coconut is my FAVE! Yum!}

 


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Homemade wreath {boxwood from Hobby Lobby around a JoAnn’s grapevine wreath}

I realized after uploading these photos that I missed two spots in the house...but hopefully you get the idea. Haha!

Thanks for popping in! ;)

7 comments:

  1. Maybe when I get a house you can come help me decorate and buy things for seasonal decor ;)

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  2. Of course I will! It's my most favorite thing...I'd have a blast!! ;)

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  3. That wreath is lovely! I'd gladly hang that on my door year-round, not just during Easter :)

    Sarah @ Log Furniture Place

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