The Most Obvious Easter Decorations No One Uses

So what are the most obvious Easter decorations that no one uses? Easter eggs, of course. I have them everywhere in our home!

Remember how I used Christmas balls as decor everywhere? I guess you could say I have done the same thing this Spring with Easter eggs. I love how easy eggs are to DIY, how inexpensive they are, and that they make the cutest Easter Decorations.

Easter Decorations

Before you start decorating your home with Easter eggs, you need to think about accumulating a small collection of eggs. You know, the kind of eggs that don’t crack or spoil.

A few years ago I discovered these very inexpensive wooden eggs and I am obsessed with them.

All of these eggs seen on my blog today started as white wood eggs but I had some fun changing and decorating them these past few years.

Blue and Green Painted Eggs in the Living Room

As an artist, I will always try to paint when I have a chance.

I know I have frustrated some of you because I like to mix my own colors. Often I get a comment on my DIY blog posts saying, “Why can’t you just use a color out of a bottle?”. I am so sorry but I have always mixed my paint colors since day one, but I do try to explain clearly how I mix my paint colors.

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Here are three examples of how you can display painted eggs, which just happen to be blue and green, in your living room.

Green Eggs in the EntryWay

I wish I could remember where I found this egg plate. I love the green and these eggs look so great on the counter in our entryway. You might have noticed that I didn’t make twelve. But I think I faked it quite well on this awesome egg plate. Here is the DIY to make these eggs.

Orange and Pink Eggs in the Family Room

These pink and orange eggs are my favorite and they were so easy to make! I set this display on our counter and I just love it.

If you would rather buy some already decorated eggs, the ones below in the photo are purchased.

Copper Foil Eggs in the Kitchen

You all know how much I love to use faux metal leaf. Copper is my favorite color and I love these eggs because they aren’t covered completely. Learn to make them here.

Isn’t this white egg tray awesome? I love it.

Tan and White Eggs in the Dining Room

These tan and white easter eggs were made with napkins. These were thicker than the ones I used for the green and white eggs but I love how they turned out. Isn’t this egg holder amazing? It’s so great for a centerpiece.

Easter Decorations on Table

I love to use Easter eggs on my tables too. As you can see, I used them in three different ways here.

How to Decorate Easter Eggs

There are so many ways to decorate eggs and today I am going to share all of the ways I have made my Easter Decorations.

All of these decorated eggs are made with these very inexpensive wooden eggs.

Napkin Covered Eggs

How to Color Eggs with Nail Polish

How to Paint Easter Eggs

How to Add Foil to Eggs

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