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20 Festive DIY Christmas Wreaths: Holiday Wreath Ideas
Christmas wreaths can be a great way to decorate your home or front porch for Christmas. And you don’t have to buy an expensive wreath, you can make them yourself for so much cheaper. So if you’re someone who loves crafts, why not try your hand at these DIY Christmas Wreaths this year?

20 Festive DIY Christmas Wreaths

Below I’ve rounded up some gorgeous festive DIY Christmas wreaths for you to try out. You can click on the link below each image to be taken to the full tutorial for the wreath.

1. DIY Orange & Olive Holiday Wreath

This orange and olive wreath is ideal for those who want to replace the traditional holiday color story with bright, unconventional details.

Found from 100layercake.com

2. DIY Fresh Sage Wreath

This fresh sage wreath is pretty simple to make.

The cool thing is that after you make the wreath the sage will dry and you can use it just like the crushed dried sage in your cabinet.

Found from handmadeintheheartland.com

3. “Let it Snow” Christmas Wreath

This simple and thrifty DIY Holiday wreath idea is an easy way to add a cute and cheery feel to your Christmas decor this season.

Found from thehappyhousie.porch.com

4. Merry Christmas Scandinavian Wreath

I’m kind of in love with this wreath because it is one wreath that can be versatile for any holiday.

I love the rustic, country look of it. The sticks, berries, pine cones and touch of white yarn are just perfect.

Found from sisterswhat.com

5. One Hour Pinecone Wreath

If you’ve got an hour, you can make this beautiful winter pine cone wreath! Gather some pinecones and a few sprigs of greenery and follow the tutorial below!

Found from remodelaholic.com

6. Asymmetrical Holiday Wreath

This wreath calls for fresh flowers and greenery, which means you need to keep your watering can nearby.

Found from papernstitchblog.com

7. Burlap Christmas Wreath

Want to stick to a neutral color palette this Christmas season? Then how about this gorgeous rustic wreath that’s also super easy to make!

Found from loveoffamilyandhome.net

8. Traditional Christmas Wreath

This wreath uses seasonal foliage and fresh fruits, so it smells incredibly festive. And how pretty does it look on that door?!

Found from claireabellemakes.com

9. DIY Christmas Wreath

This wreath is gorgeous!! I’m thinking about all the versions I could make with different colored ribbon and decorative greenery.

Found from lilluna.com

10. Monogram Christmas Wreath

This is a super easy DIY Christmas Wreath that you can whip up before the big day!

The candy cane striped monogram is so festive! Pairing boxwood with a fab monogram was the perfect pairing.

Found from craftaholicsanonymous.net

11. 3D Paper Star Wreath

Simply cut little stars out of paper and connect them to make this adorable and festive 3D paper star wreath!

Found from littlebirdiesecrets.blogspot.com

12. Giant Diy Christmas Wreath

This giant DIY Christmas wreath is made with a hula hoop that’s spray painted gold. Super easy to make and looks stunning.

I love how simple and rustic it is on the mantel.

Found from homemadeginger.com

13. Wood Slice & Burlap Christmas Wreath

This wreath can be customized to whatever colors and patterns you like. It is pretty simple, check the link below for the steps.

Found from findinghomefarms.com

14. Christmas Ornament Wreath

Another simple, inexpensive, and beautiful wreath to make! And you can make this in any color too, not just silver!

Found from decorchick.com

15. Dollar Store Christmas Gold Leaf Wreath

It’s so easy it’s ridiculous, but oh so shiny and pretty. They had several different pretty stems at the dollar store a few days ago so go get some supplies and make a wreath!

Found from decorchick.com

16. Snowy Pinecone Wreath

This winter white wreath is the perfect decoration to greet guests with a warm, holiday welcome.

Found from southernliving.com

17. Moss Wreath

It’s a moss wreath that can be used for Christmas, but it could also be changed up and used for Spring/Summer as well.

Found from aimee-weaver.blogspot.com

18. Pine Cone Christmas Wreath

There’s nothing quite like the smell of pine to awaken that Christmas anticipation, right? Here’s an easy tutorial on how to make the Pine Cone Christmas Wreath.

Found from triedandtrueblog.com

19. Christmas Wreath Trio

Why settle for one wreath when you can have triple the welcoming decor?

Found from apumpkinandaprincess.com

20. Bell Wreath

Ring in the holidays by decorating your front door with this adorable bell wreath!

Found from drivenbydecor.com

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November 26, 2018
10 Cheap and Easy DIY Halloween Decorations
There are so many cheap and easy DIY Halloween decorations that you can use to turn your home into the perfect setting for Halloween.

Here I round up some of the best ideas I’ve found around the web that you can easily do with a few items from the dollar store.

Bloody Candles

Found from LilyShop

These bloody candles make for some creepy decor and they are super easy to make!

All you need is a red candle, some white candles and a lighter and you are all set!

Spooky Candles

Found from ThoughtfullySimple

If you’re looking for some easy, quick, inexpensive Halloween decorations, these dollar store ghost candles can literally not be easier to make!

Simply draw some ghostly faces on the white candles with a black Sharpie and you are good to go!

Creepy Mummy Hand

Found from ChristyBuonomoPhoto

Definitely one of my favourite dollar store halloween decorations!

Who would’ve thought it could be so easy (and fun) to make such an authentic looking mummy hand?

I’m thinking you can probably also use some garden gloves filled with sand or something if you can’t find a plastic hand to use.

Dancings Ghosts

Found from Listotic

Really love these DIY dancing lawn ghosts!

They have a sort of creepy haunting feeling to them – will definitely transform your space into a scary setting.

Zombie Dolls

Found from JustCraftyEnough

These DIY zombie dolls can look really creepy and is also inexpensive (and fun) to make! You can also use bigger dolls to make it even scarier.

Skulls in Vase

Found from DiyProjects

If you’re looking to whip up some easy or last minute halloween decorations, this vase of skulls is the perfect idea.

All you’ll need is some Spanish moss, a tall glass vase and some skeleton heads. You can even replace the skeleton heads with any other creepy items you can find, like plastic spiders or snakes.

Hanging Ghosts

Found from SimplyDesigning

These hanging ghosts are super creative and also easy to make.

Use them either outside or inside to give your home a spooky feel!

Creepy Spiders

Found from DeliaCreates

Using faux critters from the dollar store is a really easy and super quick way to decorate any surface in and around your home. Place them on your walls or your door to give off a creepy vibe.

Creepy Eyeballs

Found from EpBot

Love this tutorial that shows how you can easily make some creepy and realistic eyeballs.

You can use the eyeballs for decorating in any way you like, from placing them in the center of a bunch of roses to arranging them in a glass vase or mason jar to create chilling decorations.

Head in a Jar

Found from CraftyMorning

Really simple, easy and inexpensive to make, these heads in a jar will freak everyone out!

Place some glow sticks in the jar together with the masks to give it an even creepier look at night!

Hope you enjoyed these easy DIY Halloween Decorations ideas. Let me know if you’re planning on decorating your home for Halloween and if any of these work for you!

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August 28, 2018
30+ DIY Fall Porch Decorating Ideas For The Prettiest Porch This Fall

If you want to have the prettiest front porch on your block this fall, check out these beautiful DIY fall porch decorating ideas that will instantly brighten up the entrance to your home.

Gorgeous DIY Fall Porch Decorating Ideas

Your front porch is the first thing you see when you look at your house, so why not make it look pretty and inviting? And with fall around the corner, it’s easier to achieve than ever.

The warm and bright colors of fall can instantly add life and excitement to any plain or dull looking front porch. And best of all? You can create decorate your front porch for fall without breaking the bank!

I’ve rounded up some of the prettiest DIY fall porch decorating ideas so they can serve as inspiration for decorating your own porch.

For more info or instructions on how to do any of these projects, you can click on the link below each of the images.

1. Vintage Harvest Fall Porch Decor

This farm fresh vintage themed front porch decor combines the farmhouse appeal with a hint of glamour.

If you’ve got space for a small bench on your porch, you could give this look a try. I can envision being able to do something similar with a small ladder too.

Found from aehomestylelife.com

2. Wheelbarrow Pumpkins

If you have a wheelbarrow, wooden or not, you can definitely spruce it up for fall!

Fill it with gourds, pumpkins, dried leaves, berry springs, and any other fall items you can get your hands on to create a beautiful entryway piece.

Found from bhg.com

3. DIY Marquee Light Letter Pumpkins

This one may be a little more effort because you have to cut out the shapes of the letters from the craft pumpkins.

But the finished result is definitely worth it and the lights look gorgeous at night!

Found from karaspartyideas.com

4. Overflowing basket

If your looking for something simple and easy to do, try your hand at this overflowing basket arrangement.

Simply add a basket, assorted fake pumpkins, a fall leaf garland and a small bale of hay next to your front door.

Found from indeeddecor.com

5. Rustic Metallic Fall Porch

If you don’t want to go all bright and orange with your front porch, give this neutral metallic color scheme a try. It looks elegant and classy and welcoming at the same time.

Found from tarynwhiteaker.com

6. Chalkboard Pumpkin

I never would’ve thought to paint a pumpkin with chalkboard paint, but it’s such a cool idea!

You could use it for anything from a welcome sign to having it display your number.

Hint: Would also be perfect decor for Halloween, where you could draw monster faces on it or write spooky messages.

Found from jeanneoliver.com

7. Fall Mums in Olive Buckets

This is for someone who wants to move away from the norm and don’t want to go overly dramatic in decorating their front porch.

These fall mums installed in olive buckets has a bit of an industrial feeling to them.

Found from onsuttonplace.com

8. Vintage Fall Porch

If you want to go for a vintage and more neutral color fall look, check out this lovely vintage fall porch decor.

The author made use of corn stalks, a bale of hay, an assortment of pumpkins and a re-purposed ladder with burlap letters.

Found from ourvintagehomelove.blogspot.com

9. Pillows and Throws

If you already have some chairs out on your front porch, a simple way to add some fall elegance to them is by simply adding some pillows and throws.

I love how well the color of these throws matches that of the pumpkins!

Found from onsuttonplace.com

10. Farmhouse Themed Fall Porch Decor

This farmhouse themed fall porch decor is perfect for anyone with a small porch. Just add some fake pumpkins, a small bail of hay, a lantern, a leaf garland and a rustic farmhouse sign to one side of your porch.

Found from thecraftingchicks.com

11. Pumpkins presents

Instead of just stacking your pumpkins, spruce them up with some ribbon. I think this would look pretty cute with some burlap ribbon too!

Found from fynesdesigns.com

12. DIY Fall Doormat

Besides just adding fall decor to your front porch, another thing you can consider is creating your own fall doormat.

This one is easy and cheap to make as you’ll only need to find a plain doormat and paint some leaf patterns on it with a stencil.

Found from lifeisaparty.ca

13. DIY Reclaimed Wood Pumpkins

If you’ve got some woodworking skills and want to make something that will last a long time, try your hand at these DIY reclaimed wooded pumpkins.

They’re gorgeous and can be used inside and outside the house.

Found from findinghomefarms.com

14. Fall Decorated Outdoor Lantern

This fall decorated lantern is quick and easy to make and will give you a unique looking fall decor piece.

You can easily get everything you need – a lantern, candle, and a fall leaf and berry garland – in one trip to the dollar store.

Found from timewiththea.com

15. Add a Rocking Chair

If you have a rocking chair (lucky you!), you can easily create this simple and cozy look.

Simply add a blanket, some pumpkins, and a basket filled with gourds, pumpkins and vines.

Found from stonegableblog.com

16. Fall Pallet

If you have a pallet lying around that you’re not using, why not make this happy fall welcome sign pallet?

Found from themagicbrushinc.com

17. Pumpkin and Leaf Porch Decorating

Got some steps leading up to your front door? Try decorating them with a mixture of small and big pumpkins.

Found from lauratrevey.com

18. Re-purpose a Ladder

Okay, this picture is actually from a fall garden tour, but I think it could work equally well on your front porch!

You could also go with less flowers and more pumpkins and gourds if you’d like.

Found from mypaintedgarden.com

19. Minimal Fall Porch Furniture

You don’t need a bench on your porch to decorate for fall, but if you like the look/idea and don’t have a bench, you can also consider doing something with a chair.

This fall porch look is really effortless to create and shows that you don’t need to have fancy decorating skills to create something beautiful.

Found from lollyjane.com

20. Harvest Display

Looking for an easy display where you can just throw everything together and be done within minutes?

Then try this harvest display where you can just add hay, pumpkins, corn and berry vines to a galvanized tub.

Found from threepixielane.blogspot.com

21. Giant Distressed Fall Sign

Want to make a big impact without going crazy with the decorations this fall? Then try out this giant distressed fall sign with some minor decor pieces to round it off.

Found from lovegrowswild.com

22. Farmhouse Fall Table

If you have the space and want to go with a farmhouse look, you can try setting up this fall table and chairs display.

It requires a bit more work but looks really cozy and inviting!

Found from yellowprairieinteriors.com

23. Huge Front Porch Welcome Sign

Welcome family and friends to your home with this huge fall inspired welcome sign. It’s easy enough to make and looks friendly and inviting when dressed up with some pumpkins and other fall decor.

Found from thewoodgraincottage.com

24. Neutral Fall Porch

This vintage fresh corn farmhouse sign is so cute and looks great on any front porch.

If you’re going with a neutral color scheme this is definitely something to try!

Found from tarynwhiteaker.com

25. House Numbers Pumpkin Topiary

How cute is this idea to show your house numbers with pumpkins is a basket?!

The perfect way to incorporate fall into your front porch decor!

Found from atthepicketfence.com

26. Natural Fall Porch

If you don’t want to go all out with your fall decor but want to keep it natural and understated, you can add a touch of fall by simply adding a few pumpkins and gourds here and there on your front porch.

Found from unexpectedelegance.com

27. Distressed Dollar Store Pumpkins

This tutorial shows you how you can easily create these distressed looking pumpkins with pumpkins from the dollar store.

Toss them in a metal bucket with a blanket and put them on your front porch for a cozy fall look!

Found from thekimsixfix.com

28. Urban Farmhouse Fall Porch

Ahh, the pastels in this picture makes my heart happy!

The muted peach and blue cinderella pumpkins with mums in the center work so well with this front porch. And the wreath on the front door brings everything together to create a beautiful and soft fall theme.

Found from homestoriesatoz.com

29. Welcome Banner

Another idea for a welcome sign is to create a welcome banner. And what better material to use than burlap?

Found from forrent.com

30. Chalkboard Welcome Sign

If you like the idea of a welcome sign but don’t want to try your hand at creating one yourself, why not write your welcome message on chalkboard?

What’s great about this is that you can use it to decorate for any season simply by changing the text!

Found from cottageintheoaks.com

31. Burlap Pillow Bench

If you already have a bench for your porch, you can simply dress it up with some fall decor to make it fall friendly.

Adding minimal elements like a burlap pillow with some pumpkins and blankets is all that’s necessary to recreate this subtle fall porch look.

Found from opulentcottage.typepad.com

Want to spruce up your door with a wreath this fall? Check out my post on the best DIY fall wreath ideas to try this year!

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August 13, 2018
Bathroom Remodel Ideas: 10 Remodel Ideas You Can Do On A Budget

If you’ve been thinking that you’d like to spruce up your bathroom, I know it can be a daunting task. We’re actually looking into remodeling one of our bathrooms, so I know it can get quite pricey. So I’ve been looking around for bathroom remodel ideas that won’t break the bank, and found some great inspiration online.

10 Bathroom Remodel Ideas Before and After

Some of these bathroom remodel ideas require more effort and investment than others, but I really believe that even a small change can make you feel better about your bathroom.

You don’t always have to remodel the whole bathroom in one go. Adding simple touches here and there can already make it feel like a whole new bathroom!

Whether its just a repaint, framing a mirror, adding some decor – here’s a list of 10 before and after pictures of bathroom remodels that can serve as some inspiration.

To see more information about any of these remodels that were done, you can click on the link below each image.

1. Industrial Farmhouse Bathroom

BEFORE

AFTER

Get more details at cherishedbliss.com

2. Framed Mirror + Repaint

BEFORE

AFTER

Get more details at thefrugalhomemaker.com

3. Farmhouse Bathroom Remodel

BEFORE

AFTER

Get more details at route2rural.blogspot.com

4. Kid’s Bathroom Remodel

BEFORE

AFTER

Get more details at apurdylittlehouse.com

5. Master Bathroom Remodel

BEFORE

AFTER

Get more details at fourgenerationsoneroof.com

6. Single Sink To Double Sink

BEFORE

AFTER

Get more details at remodelaholic.com

7. Master Bathroom Makeover

BEFORE

AFTER

Get more details at shadesofblueinteriors.com

8. Guest Bathroom Remodel

BEFORE

AFTER

Get more details at amberinteriordesign.com

9. Half Bath Remodel

BEFORE

AFTER

Get more details at julieblanner.com

10. Downstairs Bathroom Remodel

BEFORE

AFTER

Get more details at keepingitcozy.blogspot.com

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August 5, 2018
DIY Fall Wreath Ideas: 15 Fall Wreaths That Will Brighten Up Your Front Door

Fall is probably my favorite season. I just love all the warm earthy colors that come into play this time of year. And I also love bringing those colors and fall feeling into my home. So I’ve been looking at some easy to do DIY fall wreath ideas so I can brighten up my front door and welcome the colors of fall.

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15 DIY Fall Wreath Ideas To Try

For some of these DIY wreaths you can use either a wreath frame or a grapevine wreath that you can find on Amazon or at your local craft store.

To see the full tutorial for each of these fall wreaths, please click on the link below each image. They contain some useful tips on making your wreath!

1. Neutral Fall Wreath

Thought I’d start out with a simple, neutral colored fall wreath.

This one is really easy to make. All you need to do is cut a drop cloth into lots of strips and tie them to your wreath frame until you can’t see the wire anymore.

Found from livelaughrowe.com

2. Indian Corn Wreath

This one uses a straw wreath as the base, and is actually super easy to make and can be done in about 30 minutes.

You’ll need some multi-colored corn (the author picked up hers from her local Amish greenhouse) and some hot glue. Just fluff the husks on the mini corn, and glue them to the straw wreath.

Found from stonegableblog.com

3. Burlap Bunting Wreath

If you’re looking for a simple, minimalist wreath that still make a bold statement, this is the wreath for you.

Make your own burlap bunting with the letters of your choice and simply tie it to the grapevine wreath.

Found from makeit-loveit.com

4. Sunshine Wreath

This sunshine wreath actually uses some cut out cardboard for the wreath base.

It takes a bit more work to gather all the sticks and make the rosettes, but in the end it will be so worth it when you have this unique wreath!

Found from yellowmums.blogspot.com

5. Felt Leaf Wreath

To make this wreath, you’ll need to get a wispy wreath with swirly branches as your base. You can get this at garden nurseries and home stores.

Then you just need to cut out and add some felt leaves to create this stunning piece.

Found from liagriffith.com

6. White Pumpkin Wreath

This white pumpkin wreath uses a leaf wreath as the base, but you could also recreate this look by simply wrapping a leaf garland around a grapevine wreath.

Then you just need to add the mini pumpkins and the Japanese lantern spray to complete the look.

Found from stonegableblog.com

7. Decorated Fall Wreath

If you don’t want to go for the oranges and yellows with your fall wreath, you can also go for shades of green, white and brown.

This beautiful wreath does just that while still giving off that cozy fall feeling.

Found from confessionsofaserialdiyer.com

8. Rustic Fall Wreath

This lovely rustic fall wreath again uses a stick/branch wreath as the base.

Then the author added some small paper pumpkins and faux fall leaves (you could use real ones too!).

Found from houseofjoyfulnoise.com

9. Moss Wreath

This moss wreath keeps a neutral color scheme and looks so simple and elegant.

Found from thecharmofhome.blogspot.com

10. Raffia Wreath

Believe it or not, this wreath is actually really easy to make, and also cost under $15!

I just love the messy and fluffy look of this wreath, and it fills up the door

Found from stonegableblog.com

11. Circle Pumpkin Wreath

How cute is this wreath with mini pumpkins!?

This wreath actually uses real pumpkins, check out the tutorial to see how to make your pumpkins and gourds last longer and not mold.

Found from onsuttonplace.com

12. Felt Rosettes Wreath

This wreath is really simple and easy to make, the author of the tutorial purchased everything for less than $10.

The tutorial also shows an easy way to create those felt rosettes.

Found from craftingmom.com

13. Rustic Burlap & Yarn Wreath

Another neutral color palette wreath, this one uses a foam wreath form as a base, but you could just as easily cut out your wreath base from cardboard or something similar.

Found from blog.consumercrafts.com

14. DIY Fall Wreath With Bling

If you want to add a bit of bling to your wreath, why not try this one out?

Just spray paint some leaves and berries with colors of gold and silver and add it to your wreath base.

Found from frugalflourish.blogspot.com

15. Fall Leaf Wreath

This is also a super easy wreath to make that is bright and full of color.

You can use real leaves or preserved leaves that you can get from a craft store, and simply stick the branches into your wreath base – no glue required.

Found from designimprovised.com

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July 16, 2018
10 Easy DIY 4th Of July Decorations And Crafts You Need To Try This Year

With Independence Day coming up, many people are already starting to think about 4th of July decorations and crafts to make.

Whether you’re hosting a party or barbecue, or just want to add a festive touch to your home, these easy DIY 4th of July decorations are perfect to celebrate Independence Day.

Patriotic 4th Of July Decorations And Crafts

There are many crafts you can make to decorate your home for the 4th of July that won’t require you to spend a lot of money.

From paper garlands to candles to patriotic wreaths, I hope this list will inspire you and give you some ideas of how you can decorate your home to celebrate America.

To see the full tutorial for any of these crafts (if available), please click on the link below each image.

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1. Paper Star Garland

This paper star garland is available from Etsy but is easy and simple enough to make yourself.

You just need some paper stars and some string, then you can sew the string through the stars. You could also glue two stars together around the string to get the same result.

Found from Etsy

2. Patriotic Clothespin Wreath

If you’re looking to make a wreath for your door for Independence Day, this one is really easy to do and only requires a few supplies.

Found from Home Crafts By Ali

3. Patriotic Paper Chain

Another inexpensive paper craft you can make that will add a patriotic touch to your home. It looks adorable hanging from a mantle, dessert table or even as a party backdrop.

It’s also the perfect craft to make with children as a fun activity that everyone can enjoy.

Found from Love The Day

4. Painted Lawn Stars

Okay, this is not really decor per say, but I think this is such a creative idea if you’re hosting a 4th of July party or barbecue and have a big lawn. It will really add to the fun and excitement of an Independence Day celebration.

The paint the author used is construction marking paint intended for grass which you can find at any home improvement store. The paint will NOT kill the grass but it is permanent. This means you will only get it off by letting the grass grow out and then mowing it off (worth it in my opinion).

Found from The Concrete Cottage

5. Star Candles

If you’ve got some plain white candles you can turn them into these star candles for minimalist Independence Day decorations.

Just get some blue and red star stickers and white candles and you’re good to go!

Found from Good Housekeeping

6. American Flag Pillow

To create this flag pillow, the author used an old sweater with an embroidered American flag and turned it into this cute pillow cover.

You can also recreate this look with a blank white pillow by sewing or by gluing a small American flag onto the pillow.

Found from Thrifty Decor Chick

7. American Flag Mason Jars

Adding some 4th of July spirit to your home can be as easy as jazzing up a couple of mason jars!

You can paint your mason jars or just add the American flag to them and then use them however you like. I would put flowers in them!

Found from Our Unexpected Journey

8. Pallet Flag

With some paint and a wooden pallet, you can easily recreate this wooden pallet flag for your front porch.

Of course, you don’t necessarily have to use a large pallet to do this. You can also do something similar with a smaller pallet and hang it on your door or wall for some 4th of July decorations.

Found from Saving By Design

9. Easy Patriotic Centerpiece

You can make this celebratory 4th of July centerpiece in a couple of minutes once you have all the items. You just need a mason jar, some rice, a couple of star picks and small flags to create this centerpiece.

Found from Tidy Mom

10. Patriotic Shutter

You can decorate your home, yard or front porch with this easy to make patriotic shutter.

You’ll need an old shutter, some tape and spray paint of the correct color. If you want to soften up the edges you can also drape some burlap and ropes over it like the author did in this case.

Found form Hoosier Homemade

Want to make some of this 4th of July decorations later? Pin it to your Independence Day decorations board on Pinterest!

June 10, 2018
25 DIY Easter Mason Jar Ideas That Everyone Will Love

Okay, so it’s become clear that I kind of have a thing for mason jars. I love to use them for almost any occasion that I can, including the holidays! There’s just so much you can do with mason jars! I previously made some posts on mason jar ideas for both Christmas and Valentine’s Day (which you can check it out here and here respectively). So I thought, why not do a similar post about DIY Easter mason jar ideas? So I did just that. From decor to gifts, I’ve rounded up some of the cutest DIY Easter mason jar ideas that everyone will love this Easter.

You can do these crafts with your kids, friends or even by yourself. They are all lots of fun to make and I’m sure everyone will love them! If you want to see the full tutorial or details, you can click on the link below each image.

1. Bunny Luminary Jars

Found from Create Craft Love

2. DIY Bunny Munch Mason Jars

Found from Icing Designs Online

3. Easter Bunny Gift Jars & Labels

Found from The Idea Room

4. Chocolate Bunny Gift

Found from One Little Project

5. Mason Jar Easter Bunny Basket

Found from Nest of Posies

6. Mason Jar Easter Treat Gifts

Found form Create Craft Love

7. Easter Bunny Mason Jars

Found from The Decorated Cookie

8. Spray Painted Mason Jars

Found from The CSI Project

9. DIY Easter Bunny Jar

Found from Icing Designs Online

10. Easter Grass and Egg Jar

Found from Flour On My Face

11. Easter Mason Jar Faces

Found from Number 2 Pencil

12. Easter Carrot Inspired Mason Jars

Found from Cutefetti

13. Eggstra Special Easter Mason Jar

Found from An Extraordinary Day

14. Easter Mason Jar Decor

Found from Mason Jar Crafts Love

15. Hop Mason Jar Set

Found from Etsy

16. Easter Mason Jar Craft Favors

Found from Lolly Jane

17. Speckled Robin’s Egg Mason Jar

Found from Yesterday On Tuesday

18. Easter Mason Jar Carrots

Found from Yesterday On Tuesday

19. Springtime Cupcake in a Jar

Found from Two Sisters Crafting

20. DecoArt Chalk Paint Mini Mason Jar

Found from Shelly Hickox

21. Easter Mason Jar Nest

Found from Gimme Some Oven

22. Mason Jar Easter Baskets

Found from Hello Little Home

23. Easter MM Cookie Mix in a Jar

Found from The Frugal Girls

24. Painted Easter Bunny Jars

Found from Make Life Lovely

25. Bunny Granola

Found from Yesterday On Tuesday

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Also, if you’re looking for more Easter ideas, check out my posts on Easter egg decorating ideas and cute Easter desserts and treats recipes.

March 4, 2018