60+ Easter Decorations To Make Floppy-eared Happiness Hop Around Your Home

Home Decoration is my passion. Easter is a festival that calls for Egg-stra preparation because its all about new beginnings and fresh start.

After a long and boring winter these Spring & Easter decorating ideas are just what you need to step onto the new year with new hope.

Easter is a festival for kids. In fact, it's also for the kid within us. In my home, I remember how my grand mom used to decorate our homes for Easter just for us.

She would be making cute Easter topiary trees and cute bunny crafts with us. We would use those spring and Easter crafts to decorate our homes.

Easter decorations will be much more fun, enjoyable, and egg-citing when you are using dollar tree items. I like to use dollar tree plastic eggs or dollar tree green grass to decorate my home. But if you are feeling confused about what to do with those items - you can check out these dollar tree Easter decoration Ideas.

The Best Easter Wreaths that you can DIY

Bunny Butt Wreath

To make a festive Easter wreath with a wire frame, start by wrapping the frame with burlap or ribbon.

Secure plastic eggs around the frame using hot glue or floral wire.

For the center, attach a "bunny butt" (using a cotton ball for a tail) and position fake carrots and Dollar Tree faux grass.

Glue or wire these elements to the center. Finish by adding a ribbon loop at the top to hang the wreath.

Easter Wreath in wire frame

To make an Easter wreath, start with a wire frame and cover it with burlap or ribbon for a base.

Attach plastic eggs using a hot glue gun or floral wire, securing them evenly around the frame. For the “Happy Easter” banner, glue it to the center or use floral wire to attach it.

Add greenery or flowers for extra color. To hang, tie a ribbon loop at the top or use a wreath hook. Display your festive creation proudly!

Choose Plastic themed eggs

To attach plastic Easter eggs to a wreath, first lay out the eggs to plan your design. Use a hot glue gun to glue each egg onto the wreath base, pressing for 10-15 seconds to secure it.

Alternatively, use floral wire to thread through the eggs' holes and twist around the wreath.

For extra decoration, add flowers, ribbons, or greenery. Finally, attach a ribbon or hook to hang the wreath. Enjoy your colorful, festive Easter decoration!

Fun and Cool Easter Wreath

To make a colorful Easter wreath with plastic eggs and fake grass on a foam base:

Prepare the Foam Base: Start with a round foam wreath. Optionally, cover it with fabric or ribbon for a cleaner look.
Attach Fake Grass: Apply a layer of hot glue to the foam and press fake grass onto it, covering the entire surface.
Attach Plastic Eggs: Use hot glue or floral wire to attach the colorful plastic eggs (green, pink, blue, purple, yellow) evenly around the wreath.
Add Finishing Touches: Attach a ribbon loop to hang the wreath.

Any home decoration is incomplete without wreaths. And, wreaths are something which you can DIY in less than an hour. You can use plastic eggs to make Easter wreaths.

So, quickly start with DIY Easter wreaths and get ready to charm your guests. You can also check some cute bunny wreath ideas.

Egg Centerpiece DIY

To wrap your foam egg centerpiece with burlap ribbon, start by placing your foam eggs in the glass vase, arranging them as desired.

Cut a piece of burlap ribbon long enough to wrap around the vase.

Starting at the top, wrap the burlap ribbon around the vase, covering the edges and securing it with hot glue or tying a knot at the back. You can also create a bow at the front for extra decoration.

Eggs are an essential part of Easter. Hence, I think that you should definitely use Eggs to decorate your home for Easter. They'll give your home a youthful, happy and cheerful look. Won't they?

Plus you can use your Dollar store eggs for many purposes.

Easter topiary

To make an Easter topiary, fill a vase or cup with fake grass or shredded paper.

Attach a wooden dowel or stick to the center, securing it with glue. Glue a foam ball to the top of the stick.

Cover the foam with Dollar Tree Easter eggs, gluing them evenly around the ball. Finish by adding a bow or extra decorations around the base or stick. Your festive Easter egg topiary is ready to display!

Dollar tree Easter Topiary

To make a Dollar Tree Easter topiary, start by filling a plastic vase with green grass or shredded paper for stability.

Insert a wooden dowel or stick into the center. Attach a foam ball or secure a base to the top of the stick.

Stick plastic Easter eggs and decorated wooden Easter eggs into the foam or directly onto the stick.

Arrange them evenly to create a full topiary. Add a bow or extra decorations for a festive touch!

Easter Decor for the Porch

Fill the Pot: Start by filling the pot with a layer of fake grass or shredded paper to stabilize everything.
Add the Eggs: Place large plastic Dollar Tree eggs in the corner of the pot, arranging them how you like. Secure them with hot glue to prevent shifting.
Add Flowers: Insert artificial flowers (also from Dollar Tree) into the pot, arranging them around the eggs. Use floral foam to hold the flowers in place if needed.
Finishing Touches: Add a decorative ribbon around the pot for a festive look.

Easter candles DIY

To make an Easter candle stand, use a plain candle holder and decorate the stem with colorful plastic eggs.

Secure the eggs by gluing them directly onto the stem with hot glue, spacing them evenly for balance. Add ribbon or faux flowers around the base for extra decoration, creating a festive, whimsical look.

Elegant Easter Table Decoration

You might want the Easter bunny to help you set the table, but we can only hope that. Your table decoration sets the tone of your Easter party. Take clues from these Easter table decoration and centerpiece ideas and help yourself create an Elegant Easter tablescape.

Farmhouse Style Rustic Easter Decorations

Farmhouse style decoration is my favorite. I am the sort of person who loves traditions but I also enjoy modernity. And, Farmhouse style decoration helps me feel myself. If you are anything like me, then you'll surely love these Farmhouse style Easter decoration ideas.

Buffalo Check tablescape for Easter

For a Buffalo Check Easter tablescape, start with a Buffalo check table runner as the base.

Place white or neutral candles along the center of the table, flanking the runner. Create a plastic egg centerpiece by arranging colorful eggs in a bowl or tray with faux greenery.

On each plate, set a cute paper bunny, either as a place card or decorative touch. Add fresh or faux flowers in vases for a spring-inspired, rustic look.

Farmhouse Easter Ladder Decoration

For a Farmhouse Easter ladder decoration, start by leaning a wooden ladder against the fence.

Hang a wooden "Welcome" sign at the top and a wooden bunny sign below it.

Attach colorful plastic eggs and glitter eggs to the rungs using ribbon, twine, or hot glue. This creates a charming, farmhouse-style Easter display perfect for any home.

Outdoor Easter Decorations

Decorating your outdoors for Easter to project a stylish and a hippity hoppity bunny decoration to the onlookers and the guests. You can check some of the best Outdoor Easter decoration ideas here. Make your home look ready for Easter with some Wooden Easter crafts.

Easter Porch decoration

For a cheerful Easter porch decoration, place large pink foam bunnies in a sturdy pot at the entrance.

Fill the base of the pot with foam eggs and green grass to create a vibrant, festive look.

Add a bow around the pot for a finishing touch, and consider placing a "Happy Easter" sign nearby for extra charm. This setup will create a welcoming, playful display for your porch!

Dollar tree Easter fireplace

To make an Easter fireplace with a fabric carrot garland, start by cutting orange fabric into carrot shapes and attaching green fabric or felt for the tops.

Use a sewing machine or hot glue to stitch or glue the fabric pieces together, creating a garland of carrots.

For a whimsical touch, hang the garland across the mantel using twine, ribbon, or small hooks.

For the color palette, use soft pastels like light green, orange, white, and subtle touches of yellow or lavender to complement the mantel and create a spring-inspired, cheerful vibe.

Foam carrot decor DIY

To create foam carrot decorations, shape floral cones, paint them orange, and attach green felt or fabric for the tops.

Place floral foam or shredded paper in a planter to secure the carrots, then arrange them inside. Position a ceramic planter beside the display, adding seasonal flowers for a charming Easter touch.

Easter sign boards and banners

Easter banners are really useful while you are decorating your office or your home for Easter. You can use these Easter banner ideas for the mantelpiece or on your front door or in your garden, etcetera. They'll spread the season's greetings and will spread festive vibe throughout your home.

Easter Egg-Tree Decorations

To create an egg tree centerpiece, start by finding a dried branch and painting it white. Secure the branch in a vase or pot, filling it with floral foam for stability.

Hang colorful plastic eggs and yarn-wrapped eggs from the branches using twine or string.

Add faux greenery or flowers around the base for extra decoration. This whimsical, spring-inspired centerpiece will bring festive charm to any table or mantel.

Egg tree decoration is a tradition which started off in Germany but today it has spread all over the world. For Easter Egg tree decoration all you need are some dried twines and branches and then you can arrange it in a vase and tie eggs to it. Alternatively, you can also use your Christmas tree and decorate it with Easter ornaments.

Easter Window Decoration

Just like your doors, you need to take care of your windows before Easter. Easter is a festival of fresh hope and new beginnings so open your windows to an army of opportunities and possibilities and greet them in with these Easter window decoration ideas.

Easter Egg Topiary Tree

To make an egg topiary, glue Dollar Tree eggs onto a foam cone or floral cone. Stack them neatly, securing each egg with hot glue. Place the cone in a planter, fill with decorative moss or rocks. Top with a small bunny figure for a festive touch.

Yarn Bunny and Eggs

To make a yarn bunny and eggs, first create the bunny by wrapping beige or white yarn around a small pom-pom or foam ball for the body and head.

Shape ears by wrapping yarn around small pieces of cardboard, then attach to the head. For the eggs, wrap colorful yarn around small foam eggs.

Secure both bunny and eggs with bronze-colored ribbon, tying it around the bunny’s neck or adding it as a decorative accent on the eggs. Finish by arranging the bunny and eggs together for a charming display.

Spring Mantelpiece via dining-delight.blogspot.com

To decorate a stone fireplace with a spring lettered banner, first choose a cheerful, pastel-colored banner or create one using fabric, paper, or burlap. Spell out a spring-themed message, like "Hello Spring" or "Welcome Bloom."

Drape the banner across the fireplace mantel, securing it with hooks or nails. Add fresh flowers or greenery on the mantel for a natural touch, and place decorative items like colorful candles, small bunnies, or spring-themed figurines to complete the look.

Cardboard Cut out bunnies

To create a cardboard cut-out bunny silhouette using a ceramic bunny as a template, start by placing the ceramic bunny on a large piece of cardboard and tracing its shape with a pencil. Carefully cut out the shape using scissors or a craft knife.

For added detail, you can draw extra features like a fluffy tail or decorative patterns. Optionally, paint the cardboard bunny in soft pastel colors or wrap it with fabric, yarn, or ribbon to add texture. Once finished, display the cardboard silhouette next to the ceramic bunny on a mantel or shelf for a charming, layered spring look.