Easter decor galore

Here at the Little House, we love to decorate for every occasion. I've been dying to get started on it, and I just couldn't wait anymore.

This is in my front hallway across from Kannons playroom.

I love to pick up thrifted finds and use them for my holiday and everyday use. Bird pillow I found at Home Goods, rabbit pillow I found thrifting in downtown Mckinney and the turquoise children's chair I found at Trade Days from my all time favorite vendor TheRustedChandelier 

Easter garland courtesy of target

This is next to my kitchen, it's just an area that always seemed neglected so our old but not vintage chest has taken over. A few items from target, homegoods and wholefoods seems to do the trick.

Our mantle is a little more low key. It's always changing and swapping out items. 

This great bunny I found at Home Goods for a reasonable price. At first he kind of scared me, now I love him!

I try to choose one of a kind pieces or unusual pieces. It seems to make more of a lasting impression and keeps the conversation going. What are your favorites?

Easter gift tutorial

I recently saw this great Easter gift/decor on Pinterest. I immediately went to my local target for supplies. This would be great to give as gifts or just a simple decoration for the house, maybe even for a centerpiece for Easter lunch or dinner. Here is the original...

I created basically the same thing, for a cheap price...
Here's what you will need...
Mason jars-I had plenty on hand, you can never have too many mason jars, so free
Candy-I went with M&M's Bunny Mix at $2.89(I used less than half of bag)
M&M'S chocolate eggs at 2.89(I used only a few eggs, rest are for you to enjoy)
Palmer Baby Binks Bunny at $1.00
Green crinkle grass at $1.50 per package

A few simple steps and done. Cute and cute!

I chose not to use ribbon, but it looks cute either way. A super cheap, fun and edible addition to Easter. Enjoy!