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My Easter Mantel

Decor & DIY· Decorating Ideas· Easter· Holiday Decor· Spring

I kept the decor for my Easter mantel very simple.
 
 
I painted some inexpensive clay pots white and hot glued pink and blue ribbon on.  Then tied bows up under each one of the galloping bunnies.  Do bunnies gallop?  Me thinks not.
 
 
I think these eggs from Dollar Tree are really cute.  I simply clamped them shut over a length of ribbon.  Easy peasy – although I will admit it was mildly annoying when a few of them kept falling off!
 
 
For added interest, I brought my concrete bunny planter in from the deck and filled his little cabbage up to overflowing with more eggs.
 
 
I placed him on the hearth with my antique chair, added some colorful pillows and called it done!
 
 
So there you have it – my very, very simple Easter mantel.
 
 
 
Until next time - Suzy


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  6. Sherry says

    My kind of mantel! Simple! Easter will be here and over before you know it! I love love your concrete bunny! He travels! I love that šŸ™‚

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  13. Becolorful says

    I love decorating for Easter too and I must say those topiaries are fabulous. Love things in multiples. Great ideas and thanks for sharing on this week’s BeColorful.
    pam

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  17. Shannon@Cozy Home Scenes says

    Thanks for showing your pretty Easter mantel at Your Cozy Home Party. I enjoy seeing the variety of spring decorations that everyone has to offer. I like your galloping or hopping rabbits. The concrete bunny is cute, too.——-Shannon

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  23. Richella says

    Simple and just right! What fun for kids–kids of all ages! šŸ™‚ My favorite part is the bunny from your lawn–perfect on the hearth.

    Thanks so much for joining Grace at Home!

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  27. Jan Elizabeth says

    Hi, it’s my first time here. I really like the simplicity and colour of your mantle. And, just to let you know, bunnies do gallop. I should know, I spent half my teenage years galloping after one. Sheesh! Lol.

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  31. Petra says

    A bit late, but I just discovered your blog and was drawn to the “bunnies” tag, being a bunny-a-holic. I just bought two of those galloping bunnies on clearance at Pier 1 a few days ago, and was wondering just what to do with them — now I know! Think I’ll get a few more, since I love the repetition.

    And yes, bunnies do gallop – we have five, and when one gallops across the upstairs catwalk, it sounds like a herd of buffalo. We call him a “7-pounder” when he does that (weighs 7 pounds and pounds the heck out of the carpet, hehe). Technically, it’s called “doing the bunny 500.”

    I have the same rabbit planter as you — I just usually stick an African violet in it and never thought to pile eggs in it. Thanks for the great ideas!

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  33. Lauren says

    I have a concrete bunny just like that!!! I will have to clean him up and bring him indoors!!! Great idea!

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