I started with some things from my Easter stash and had fun adding a few new things to them!
If the wreath looks familiar to you, it’s because I took my POTTERY BARN INSPIRED SPRING WREATH and reworked it a little to include more blue and pink eggs to match the rest of the mantel.
I gave my Barnstabe lanterns a cute, whimsical look by adding Easter paper sheds in pastels and topping them off with some sparkly eggs! Of course, I will not light the candles, but Easter bunnies don’t exactly call for candlelight anyway.
This cute natural fiber bunny and basket of eggs have actually starred in several of my past centerpieces…
…but I wanted him to have a friend, so I added another bunny that I found at Pier 1 and a cute bunch of burlap carrots!
I added the bunny garland that I shared with you earlier to finish off the mantel and continue the pastel theme.
If you would like to make your own, you will find complete directions for my POTTTERY BARN INSPIRED BUNNY GARLAND, including a link to the bunny template HERE. It’s super fun, inexpensive and easy to make, too!
And here’s a final look! The grands are really enjoying it and anticipating the Easter Bunny’s visit! I have to admit that I am looking forward to having that old rascal stop by my house, too! It’s been a while and I’m itching to hide some eggs and eat some chocolate! How about you?
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Debbie, it looks so cute! I know the Grands are loving it! Happy they are there with you!
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Linda
You are a fun, inspiring, and very generous and creative lady. Your blog is my very favorite because your ideas are do-able for everyone, never intimidating, and always adorable. Lucky Grands!! Lucky me to have found you 2 years ago!
ReplyDeleteDebbie, that is the cutest mantel I have ever seen! ♥ the wreath and garland. You are so creative and can make anything!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the grands, they grow up so fast.
Happy Easter.
It looks lovely, Debbie! I have not one Easter thing up, have to remove St. Patrick's tomorrow. We are awaiting a big snow storm here. :( Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I love the rabbits!
ReplyDeleteOh Deb, so different for you but goodness so darn cute. I love that you wanted it to be special for your grands. I bet they love it. I am disappointed I don't see a single Lego or dinosaur up there though. :-D Have a good week. xxoo, Barb
ReplyDeleteI really love the natural fiber bunny! His coat looks so real! The whole mantle looks great and I bet the grands are so excited! Happy Spring!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour mantel is so cute. Love all your ideas,pinned the bunny garland.
ReplyDeleteHave a Blessed Day..
Sweet mantel - all ready for Easter!
ReplyDeleteJudy
Your mantel is so adorable Debbie....you always create the best!....Happy Spring....Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteA week, huh, and I've done absolutely nothing Eastery. I was very tempted by the bunnies when I stopped in at Pier One this week.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love it.
ReplyDeleteI like the Easter Egg wreath and I absolutely LOVE that tall bunny with the longish hair. Do you mind telling me where you found him? I don't have a mantel to decorate, but I use the buffet in my small eating area. I have lots of Easter decorations that I have collected since my daughters were little. Decorating for Easter and Spring always lifts my spirits!
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