Easter is a great occasion to make the most of the early blooms of spring season. You can easily decorate your home for the big celebration with colorful and lively spring arrangements. You can either make the decoration just for Easter or keep them to enjoy throughout the spring.

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Front Door Decoration

The front door is a place that you must decorate for Easter. Pretty floral wreaths or a flower basket will be the best decorative pieces to give your guests a warm welcome. You can bring a novel look by using a watering can, some fresh tulips, and green plants for the decoration. Take a rustic watering can and fill it with tulips of varied colors, plants and foliage, and artificial colored eggshells. After that, hang the can on the front door by using a wire. You can use a ribbon to hide the wire.

Beautify the Dinner Table

One of the most suitable places for placing flowers is the dinner table. The simplest and the easiest way to give the table a festive touch is to place a big pot of fresh, bright flowers onto it. Think about two or three small pots full of tulips, some scattered eggs, and a few stuffed chicks around them. Now, place all of them on a large tray with its bottom swathed in moss. Besides placing on Easter table, you can use this decorative piece somewhere else in your house. A few flowering branches with a bowl full of varied eggs can also set a cheerful theme for the table.

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Decorating around the House

You can decorate every room of your house with flowers. A small posy on the breakfast table; a glass cylinder with alliums on the kitchen counter; a small vase of spring branches on the kitchen table; an empty perfume bottle with a bunch of hyacinths on the bathroom windowsill or sink; a pitcher of flowers and greenery in the living room; and a small vase of roses on your dressing area will be enough to brighten up the whole living place.

Match the Tone

The tone of the floral arrangements should complement with the tone of your living area. If the interior of your house is sleek and modern, a plain green bouquet in a sculptural glass vase will be enough to lift the mood of the place. Such a chic, modern look can also be uplifted with small vessels filled with blooms with supershort stems. On the other hand, a living place heavily decorated with layers of fabrics and antique patterns will be harmonized with a blossoming armful of flowers placed in antique vases.

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Spring flowers are well known for their brilliant colors and heady fragrances. This is the time when you will get plenty of options for creating floral arrangements for your Easter celebration. So, fill your Easter festivities and home with colors and aroma of these fragile beauties.

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How to Make Holiday Pinecone Wreaths (Video)

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Last week on DIY Saturday #126 – we learned how to make a cork wreath and today we are going to make pine cone wreaths! When I was growing up in Colorado, pine cones were everywhere in our backyard, front yard, and we would decorate them for almost every holiday. Whether we spray painted them, decorated them for Girl Scouts, or made wreaths from them at the holidays, they are a great natural decor product.

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Today, watch a video to make your own Pine cone Wreath and get inspiration from these beautiful ones below.

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Video: How to Make a Christmas Pine Cone Wreath

 

Pine Cone Holiday Inspiration for your Home

Try these ideas for your home. From wreaths to front door decor, pine cones are sooo versatile!

 

Front Door Pine Cone Decor

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Add Gold Glam to your Pine cone wreath

Spray paint pine cones in your favorite metallic shade to bring shimmer and a bit of glam to your front door.

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Non-traditional wreath

Instead of a circular wreath, how about a snowflake?

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How will you decorate your front door this holiday season? Try pine cones to add a festive and rustic glow to your holiday home.

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