Getting Ready for Easter: Decor Inspiration
Hi! Very soon – in just a week – Orthodox Christians will be celebrating Easter. DIY decor can help make your festive table truly cozy and atmospheric! In this thread, I suggest sharing photos, ideas, and your own tutorials for making Easter ornaments.
I'll start with a few ideas of my own. 🙂
First, eggs made from thread soaked in PVA glue. You can use a cleaned eggshell (remove the contents!) or a cotton-wool egg as a base:
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Here is the result:
You can add lace, beads, seed beads, or appliqués. I personally like these options:
You can use a foam egg as a base. Here is how you can cover it with a simple checkerboard weave.
For those who enjoy crochet, I also have some ideas with ready-made patterns:
Don't forget that eggs come in different sizes and crochet tension varies too. Use C1 eggs as a reference!
Charming felt Easter bunnies:
And here are some made from pom-poms, cardboard, and a wine cork:
Easter wreath. You can attach eggs and twigs to a cardboard base using a glue gun:
A fun napkin ring made from simple burlap. Simple and cute:
And how do you plan to decorate your home? Share your ideas! 😉
The wreath idea isn't new, but I rarely see anyone actually doing it, which is a shame! It creates beauty on the table, and you can hang it up too. It lasts for several years.
If you have willow branches left over from Palm Sunday, you can put them to use for Easter. For example, for an Easter tree and various arrangements:
Ideas for stylishly serving Easter eggs:
A slightly unconventional wreath. Very simple to create, half an hour maximum:
You can also "weave" little nests and fill them with quail eggs - also cute and simple. The eggs can be eaten))