Saturday, April 4, 2009

Easter "fluff"

Oh I've had so much fun putting out my Easter decor (and adding new pieces). It seems that now I'm a Grandmother - I'm decorating with the eye of a child again -- funny how that happens! Here's my little table filled with a child's Easterscape. A small tea stained "rag" bunny - so sweet. A little bunny tea set and my stone bunny.

Here's a closer look at the "Bunny In The Garden" tea set - when my girls get a little older - we'll have a tea party with Nana.

Here's my little lamb under the bell jar. Looks like he has plenty of "grazing" grass. I've looked and looked for a bell jar - but all I've found around here have been over budget for me -- this was a happy find in Atlanta last weekend at Ross.

Here's my little bunnies with my topiery (I made that for a baby shower for my daughter last year) Loved the "pink" grass. (For the shower it was filled with baby sox rolled up to look like roses - so now it has pink grass instead)

An overview of an Easter explosion on my sideboard!

Peter Cottontail with his "backpack" of eggs - I believe he's left one for me in my sugarbowl. Thanks Peter!

Two bunnies on the sideboard -- they have their choice of eggs or carrots - (I think they'll want the carrots, don't you?)


I missed out on the "bunnies on a stick" - but here's some eggs on a stick instead. Some of these will probably hop on over to my Easter table next weekend. Hope you've having fun with Easter fluff at your home!
See ya!

6 comments:

  1. Oh, all your bunnies are just the cutest! I love how you displayed them all together on your sideboard for maximum impact. Very nice.

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  2. All of your Easter things are so much fun. I just love the way you've used the green Easter grass everywhere.

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  3. Hi Martha, I too am decorating more not that I have grandchildren. You have given me ideas. I need to get some green grass to put in the bottom of my glass vases. I don't know why vases can be purchased so cheaply, but when designed upside down as a cloche, they are terribly expensive. I understand that real cloches are meant to be used outside in the garden and need to be made out of heavy glass, but not so for the decorative kind.

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  4. You have so many gorgeous bunnies and eggs. I love the little tea set, it is just so pretty. The eggs on a stick are just adorable. I too have been looking for a cloche, but they really are expensive, I love the one you found. Your vignette is just beautiful. Hugs, Marty

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  5. I love it all - especially your sideboard. The eggs on a stick tea cup topiaries are so cute! :D Jewel

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  6. I love all of your Easter decorations! It is true that having grandchildren makes you look at the whole world differently! Love those eggs on a stick, too! Hope you are having a great weekend...Debbie

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