Hello!Easter signals the first real sign of Spring. It is a symbol of rebirth after a long, dreary winter-arriving just as we are about to give up hope it will ever come. Then slowly, like magic, the brown landscape begins to turn green and cheerful tulips and daffodils pop-up around the garden. We start to clean-out the cobwebs and sweep-out the dust of our winter nests. We are energized again.
I love decorating for any and every holiday! With Easter just around the corner, I've started putting out some of my favorite Easter decorations. I bought these adorable French egg cups from a seller on Ebay in France. She had bought an old school house with her husband in the French countryside and was remodeling it to be a Bed & Breakfast. How lucky! They look pretty on my black hutch and bring a bit of France to Boise, Idaho.
This white, speckled cup feels right at home sitting near the small, silver Eiffel tower.
This one visits the London Tower next to the adorable picture of my grand niece Gracie-Mae.
I keep a pair of black urns filled with tiny spruce trees lit-up all year round. You can decorate them to fit any season: silver star garland at Christmas, red hearts at Valentines Day, and pastel eggs at Easter.
Colored photos printed in black & white (you can do this at any photo kiosk) look vintage in silver frames.
Black and white ceramic flower balls bought at Target sit in a black wire basket on the bottom of the hutch.Have a fun day!
Di
