Stephanie Watkins

The secret is out and people are flocking to thrift stores and Facebook Marketplace to score some great second hand furniture. Though the chairs needed a bit of work, the owner had a dog that chewed up some of the chair legs, the bones of the chair were in great condition. This print has allll the colors I love in our home and has a fun, yet modern boho edge unseen in the other prints I looked at. This chair is looking so fabulous in our living room, but I can’t wait to get the dining room all cleaned up to set the chairs there instead.

I’ve been sharing quick spring/Easter ideas for the annual Very Global Easter series with my pal Kathy of Up To We’re sharing wreath ideas that add spring vibes and I have a little simple scandi wreath that can be made in a snap! This is how to make a simple scandi wreath in a minute and add sweet spring touches around your home. These mini simple scandi wreaths can be created to add spring touches throughout several areas of your home.

If you’ve missed any of the DIY Easter ideas shared so far, you can catch them below. Instead, I created a cute abstract art piece that is full of my spring color palette. This print goes well with the DIY handmade clay Easter egg tags I shared last week. Simply print out your free spring abstract art printable onto cardstock printer paper and frame.

We can’t do any spring decorating without some sort of Easter egg craft. That’s why I love today’s post about creative Easter egg ideas. I’ve had an idea for an Easter egg tag made of homemade clay, or salt dough if you will, for a while How to mold clay into an egg shape without a cookie cutter I rolled out more clay and tried again using a sake cup to cut out a circle then pinched the sides to mold it into a more oval-ish shape.