The Easter Egg Hunt Starts Here!

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How to make your home easter fun;

I make a lot of bunting for friends and family but I've never put any of my own work up in the house. So i thought this year I will hang up my cute bee design bunting in the living room.

I had a collection of jars laying around the house from Christmas and our wedding. I put marshmallows in one and chocolate raisins in the other. I added to the Easter theme and made glitter labels with bunny tails and bunny droppings written on them, so far I've had a good response with these as everyone have complemented them! I always have fresh flowers in the house, I love that spring feeling indoors. I also added the Easter egg hunt sign from pounland last year in the vase to make it more fun. The pink basket and the little chicks (12 pack) both from pounland this year, I will be adding more to poppys Easter basket. The peter rabbit is from waterstones.

I hope you enjoyed the read

Lots of love

Natasha

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