Today I am sharing an idea that takes 3 items to make a simple Easter centerpiece… Eggs, moss, and an egg holder!
Simply put your moss in first to use as a base. Then add eggs.
This took me 2 minutes to put together. Now, unfortunately the egg holder I have is no longer available.n There is a cute Peter Rabbit one here. The eggs are from Williams Sonoma, here.
Miss my Easter table from last year? Check it out here!
Decorating my house for Easter coming up next week! It snuck up on me and I did not realize it was already here!
I have a few simple seasonal decor tips I use for Easter and Spring.
#1 – You can easily switch your Spring table to Easter by mixing and matching your dinnerware. I simply placed an Easter plate on top of what was already there to switch from Spring to Easter! You can see what the table looked like before here.
I moved a few plates in my Vasselier cabinets and put rabbit plates in place.
#2 – Put a bunny on it. I placed a scattered a few Easter vignettes around the house by simply putting out a few rabbits. I’ll leave these up through the rest of April.
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Sharing a few Easter decorating ideas. At the bottom of the post I rounded up a few cute finds for your Easter basket!
Elevate an Easter basket by adding a few bird ornaments and making it a centerpiece.
While this is the most obvious idea… use rabbits in your decor for Easter!
Below is a little scene I did a few years ago. It is subtle and has a boxwood rabbit.
For this Easter tiered tray, I added Lindt chocolate and a few older Easter chocolate and macaron boxes. I keep the cute little boxes to use in my decor later.
Now for some EASTER BASKET ideas
Sponsored post. Easter is just around the corner! Sharing my Easter/Spring table today! I love these cute ornaments which I received from Old World Christmas. I paired them with my new cute appetizer plates (link here).
I attached the ornaments to an Easter basket (from Pottery Barn – no longer available). I filled the center with faux eggs. I like the ornaments with the clips as it made it easy to attach to the basket.
The napkins are home made by my Mom! I like how they are similar to the Easter basket!
Just a look at my Spring dining room! I’ll probably leave this up until the roses all bloom!
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Popping in to wish you a Happy Easter! I am sharing a little tour of this year’s Easter decor!
I put my Steiff bunny in this pretty floral basket from Pottery Barn I got last year on clearance (you can get it right now on clearance too by clicking here). New this year is the little Steiff chick in Nest (can get it here) which I adore! It is so cute! I collect Steiff Easter and also Christmas ornaments as well. The fresh flowers are from my garden and smell wonderful!
Peter Rabbit and his bunny family hopped onto my stove mantel high above.
This is my Easter tiered tray! I always use the Lindt Easter chocolate. I confess, these are from last year (I somehow managed not to eat them!). Bordallo Pinheiro tea cup is filled with “carrots”. I save my old Laduree Macaron box.
More Steiff Easter figures on this fireplace above with a chick on nest I love. Below, a boxwood topiary bunny from MK made its way to the mantel.
Even though my baby girl isn’t a year old, we are going to do a modified little Easter egg hunt (with non choking hazards). I am excited! We are going to eat deviled eggs (the ONLY time of year I will indulge in them!) I don’t have the rest of Easter menu planned because frankly I just want to gorge on the eggs!
Have a wonderful restful week and weekend. The weather here is 80, so I’m headed outside.
I have an easy decor trick for you today. I set my Spring table up recently and then decided hmm… maybe I should make this my Easter table. Want to know my secret? (you’ll have to keep reading).
Let’s first take a look at my Spring table. Freshly cut flowers are from my garden. That took some planning… from last Fall. I make a reminder on my calendar to plant bulbs!
Aren’t the daffodils so pretty? They almost look like faux flowers!
And now here is my Easter table…
Ready for my easy trick? I ADDED BUNNIES. TA DAAAAA! I told you it was easy. I’ve been collecting these little Steiff bunnies for years. My mom would give me one in my Easter basket for many years and I’ve purchased a few here and there too.
I also put a little Lindt chocolate bunny on each place setting.
A picture of my mantel with a few added Spring touches on it.
By the way, this room smells AMAZING because I am burning my Diptyque Tuberose and Orange Blossom candles. SIIIIIGH. I only burn these when I want to feel extra special. Today felt like one of those days with the pretty daffodils!
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Hop into Easter with us as many talented bloggers share our Easter decor this year! Amber from Follow the Yellow Brick Home organized this fun blog hop, thank you!
If are hopping on over from Rosemary and Thyme, welcome!
This year I was inspired by the chocolate bunnies, birdies, and the papier mâché candy eggs that I have.
I believe the papier mâché eggs started in Germany and become popular in the late 1800s. The ones I have are new, but I love the vintage look of them!
The idea is for each place setting to have an egg full of candy to take home! I need to grow my collection!
I love the foiled chocolates too! These ones I have are faux, but you could easily use real ones too! I love this little guy nested in the reindeer moss.
Do you like the pink goblets? They are iced tea glasses from Pottery Barn and I just got them. I love them! They are the perfect size for iced drinks!!
Next up on this hop is Shannon at Belle Bleu Interiors! Hop on over there next!
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Sharing how I styled my tiered tray for Easter.
I didn’t buy anything for this style. Just rummaged through what I already had! I first used chartreuse reindeer moss as a base.
Then I sprinkled my bunny salt and pepper on top.
I used a few Easter themed macaron boxes from previous trips from Laduree.
A cute glass Christmas ornament I stole off the Christmas tree sits on the bottom tier.
I also used a few small robins’ nests and Mackenzie Childs check eggs.
Stay tuned… tomorrow is an Easter Blog hop with a few of my favorite bloggers!!
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I made these mini Easter basket cakes and am so delighted with how they turned out – I just had to share them!
They are so cute and pretty easy to make – you just have to have the correct pan, that’s all!
I had received a little basket pan as a gift last year – these are supposed to be for strawberry shortcakes but I think they look pretty cute as Easter baskets! 
I filled each little basket with some Robin’s eggs and a little Lindt chocolate. 
I sprinkled them with a little powdered sugar so you can see the basket pattern better!
French Yogurt Lemon Cake (recipe adapted from NY times)
Ingredients
Directions
You can just make this in a loaf pan too instead of the basket pan. Bake instead for about 50 minutes.
Now it can be a little dry – I would actually recommend serving it with some fresh fruit. While the robins eggs are cute, I don’t think they will actually go well with the cake! It would also go well with some lemon curd! I love using the Lindt chocolates – see my Easter sweets bar here.
You can get the basket pan here or at Amazon!
I’m delighted to share my Easter Bunny Table with you all.
The Easter bunnies have hopped onto my table – and brought their veggies stolen from the garden with them! Affiliate links are used in the post.
A French linen runner sits below the bunnies.
Vintage French pink goblets go with the pastel colors of the china. The blue chargers were a find at Homegoods for an absolute deal!
The bunny plates, white plates and chargers are all Juliska.
I found these little napkins and thought they would go perfect with the table!
The bunnies pulling the egg carts are still a favorite of mine. I have had them for years. A new checkered egg sits in the cart.
We do have rabbits in our garden – jack rabbits, that is. They aren’t as cute as these rabbits here!
Little nests also sit in the center of the table.
I hope you enjoyed this Easter table!
If you missed it, my French Farmhouse Easter Tour is here – also with a Spring Blog Hop with 10 amazing bloggers sharing their homes! Last year I shared an Easter sweets bar idea here.
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Welcome to my French Farmhouse Easter Tour!! If you are coming over from Decor to Adore, welcome! I know you were inspired by all of her beautiful Spring ideas!
Also a big thank you for Amber at Follow the Yellow Brick Home for organizing the tour!
Recently found this vintage pitcher at a flea market and fell in love with the blue. When I saw these ranunculus at the flower market I knew they would look fabulous here!
I have some vintage style paper mache Easter eggs surrounding the pitcher and vintage hankies below to catch drips!
Someday I hope to have my own farm fresh eggs in this egg tree! For now the colorful marble eggs will do!
A look across the main living room. The room is filled with the scent from the queen of flowers in Provence gardens, the rose geranium, with its citrus-scented leaf.
The Easter animals have marched their way onto the mantel.
An Easter garland with hidden Easter eggs hides behind the miniature Steiff animals.
Circling back to the entryway, these rabbits are here to greet you!
I got carried away with ranunculus – one of my top three favorite flowers. These ones match the carrots!
Ah, more ranunculus! These are getting ready to go into a vase. But they are so picture-perfect on the farmhouse sink I had to take a picture!
The flowers have jumped into the vase and met some bunnies who hopped onto the island! The little chicks are actually ornaments but they are so perfect for Easter I use them during this time of the year instead. Many cute Easter items can be found in the Christmas section – also great if you look at after-Christmas sales!
Easter eggs are now perched high up on the mantel hood.
I saw this cute little rabbit pulling the egg carriage this year and knew he’d have to come home with me. I adore the little egg carriage filled with candies!
Onto the baking side of the kitchen – of course Easter chocolates are over here. Some of the chocolates are real and some are faux – can you spot the difference?
Also, can you believe some of these pictures I shot with my new iPhone?? 
These bunnies are in the dining room. You can see my Easter Bunny Table here and an Easter dessert so stay tuned!
Here are a few of my Easter decor favorites (affiliate links):
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Thank you for visiting my blog today and that concludes the home tour hop for today. Tomorrow will kick off with From my Front Porch to Yours. Please stop by and check out all of these wonderful blogs for tons of Spring and Easter inspiration!
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