Spring Crafts and Home Decor Ideas

Spring Crafts and Home Decor Ideas

I can use flowers all year round to decorate my home but what better time than spring to truly enjoy beautiful floral decorations all around the house!

Hello friends. Today I’m sharing all of my spring home decor with you along with a few really simple crafts. Most of these pieces can easily be recreated with items you probably already have at home or a trip to your local dollar store, which is where I usually find a lot of my items.

Hope you enjoy these spring decorations!

Spring Crafts and Home Decor Ideas

For my small kitchen table I’m using faux white tulips and blue hyacinths in a long cylinder vase filled with pink grass/basket filling.

This centerpiece honestly came together very quickly and easily. After filling my vase with the pink filling I went ahead and evenly distributed my flowers all through out the vase leaving a few of my tulips wide opened, just because I love the way they look stretched open.

Here I have a mix of pink, yellow and purple faux flowers…

that come together and create another beautiful spring centerpiece.

This is another arrangement that came together fairly easy despite all the different flowers that I used. I added in my flowers one at a time to my vase, turning the vase as I went to make sure the flowers looked good all around. I also bent a few stems here and there around the bottom of the arrangement so that they were facing down.

I love using pinks, greens and yellows for spring but for this next centerpiece I included some peach colored roses for something a little different. The soft peach really ended up matching nicely with the bright yellow from my other faux flowers. You can click here to see a step by step guide for this centerpiece.

I love using this area in my kitchen for seasonal decorations. It’s kind of a “catch all” area where I can display some items that I may not be able to display anywhere else.

 

The decorations here are pretty simple. A few scattered Easter eggs displayed in differed containers like a small bowl, a glass, and a pretty vase.

 

 

And this is the lower section of the hutch where I used three turquoise cups filled with a couple of faux flowers.

Both me and my eight year old daughter can’t get enough of cute little chicks any time of the year, so this next one is truly a favorite for both me and her.

A few tiny chicks and a small basket looks so sweet by our living room window as they sit on a bed of shredded green construction paper! Yes, if you have a shredder and some construction paper you can make your own grass or what I would better refer to as DIY confetti.

I filled my small basket first with brown paper (the stuff that comes in delivery boxes) then I shredded some light green construction paper to give my precious little “twin” newborn chicks a bed to rest on.

 

Too cute!

A wooden bunny embellished with some handmade mesh bows and surrounded by Easter eggs on a white plate.

The bows are held in place with sticky dots but hot glue would work here too. One thing to keep in mind here is that the wooden bunny would be much sturdier if I would have glued it on to my plate but I wanted to keep it simple and quick so mine is not glued on.

I found this large Easter egg wall decoration at my local dollar store probably last year and decided to use it again this year. It’s embellished with a large burlap bow and some faux flowers that I went ahead and hot glued in place.

FYI: when I hot glue flowers on to flat surfaces, I find that it works best when I cut off as much of the stem as I can so that the flowers glue on nicely.

 

Paper cone trees for spring? Why not!

I’ve seen these cone trees a lot on Pinterest and have been wanting to give them a try for some time now.

I finally got around to trying them and honestly it took some time learning to roll the paper into its cone shape but once I got it they were pretty easy.

I just used a sheet of construction paper, rolled it into a cone shape, allowing it to flare out around the bottom (the part that would be the bottom of the tree) and once the paper had its cone shape I cut off some the bottom part to level it out and make sure that it could stand up on my table.

Phew! That’s one serious run on sentence…

Lastly I used some scotch tape to hold it in place.

To decorate my cone trees, I hot glued on some beaded chains and bows then topped them off with faux flowers.

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way. May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come!