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(It’s about Christmas decor, but it really applies to all holidays!).All of my best easy-peasy decorating posts, projects, and ideas.
can be found here.This post contains affiliate links.I was playing around with a few different Easter decor ideas recently when I was getting set up for the Easter home tour that I’m putting together and I came up with this really simple idea that I thought was actually pretty clever too, if I do say so myself!I ended up reusing quite a few things that I already had in the house for my Easter decorating needs this year, but I did pick up a few new things too.
Once I got home, I was looking around online at a few inspiration pictures and I realized that some little nests would be so cute in a few different places.You can usually find little twig nests at craft stores, and although some of them can be a bit expensive, you can find cheaper ones too.
I thought a set of eight or so would be a good investment and something I’d probably reuse in one way or another every Easter.
BUT, I really didn’t want to waste any time running all the way back into town just for some nests.…and suddenly we were in a rainbow!.
It’s just fine if my front door decorations are simple and sweet for now.The best decorations are all around us outside anyway..
Yesterday, I was getting the house all ready for our dinner and Chris came in and told me “The corn across the street is way better than your corn, you want me to go cut you some?” I said “Yes.”.Still waiting on that corn.