11. DIY Easter Egg Crates

As easy to build as it’s inexpensive to whip up, this DIY Easter egg crate would bring out the festive spirit of your home in a jiffy. The idea is to repurpose an empty wooden crate with just a handful of steps and simple supplies. Simply add lots of faux grass into the crate, further adorning it with colorful Easter eggs in designs, prints and colors of your choice.

DIY Details : topdreamer

12. Inexpensive Easter Garden Centerpiece

Three picket fence containers have got a mini garden packed inside each one of them, specially decorated in a way to signify Easter. Featuring a thick layer of green grass as the bottom, the containers are actually made out of clothespins coated in white paint. Pretty daffodils seem to grow in the mini gardens, while tiny colorful eggs coated with bright acrylic shades go for the extra decorations.

DIY Details : anextraordinaryday

13. Easter Egg Tree Centerpiece

It perhaps, just can’t get anymore vivid than a centerpiece like this one that sports a whole spectrum of colors. How lots of Easter eggs with broken shells form a egg tree apt and appropriate for Easter is truly amazing, wherein each of the eggs are home to a unique faux bunny with adorable tiny features. The multi-tiered tray has got its shelves lined with chic pattern paper and little flowers.

DIY Details : remodelandolacasa

14.  Easter Centerpiece

Are you ready to fall head over heels in love with a group of little marshmallow Peeps that seem to be peeking out of a glass vase loaded with layers of M&M candies. The vase has got pretty flowers that are accompanied with even more bunny peeps sticking out with the help of some barbecue skewers. Isn’t it rare to find a centerpiece that’s more than just plain decor – it’s edible!

DIY Details : twosisterscrafting

15. Fresh Green Easy Easter Centerpiece

Times when you don’t want to go for something dramatic, instead simply want to celebrate the religious element of Easter are exactly what this centerpiece is made of. A farmhouse-inspired wooden box houses lots and lots of long grass, having three crosses stand amidst the greenery. The crosses are constructed out of small twigs of different thickness tied with some yarn.

DIY Details : homemademodernblog

16. Little Lamb’s Hat

The author here brings some love for little lambs and sheep to life with a Easter centerpiece that has got both the two things blended with the beauty of flowers by keeping the book titled “Little Lamb’s Hat” inside an extraordinary vase. The vintage part of the vase is an old metal watering can that flaunts a weathered texture and surface. Couple it up with a tiny nest with faux Easter eggs.

DIY Details : commonground-do

17. 10-Minute Spring Centerpiece

This 10-minute spring centerpiece is a thing of complete splendour! That beautiful plates with bunny prints compliments the theme of Easter oh so well, rightly clubbed with a large faux bunny and a pitcher vase. What forms the base for the items is an earthy looking basket, and lots of speckled colorful eggs go for the filler, making everything even more rick.

DIY Details : oursouthernhomesc

18. Easter Candi Centerpiece

Taking everyone’s breath away with its cuteness, while being absolutely cheap and coming under 3 dollars, this one doesn’t need you to spend heaps of dollars to immerse the house in the Easter spirit. Colorful glittery eggs stand on thin sticks inside a bright blue watering can decorated with a super cute ribbon bow. Not to forget, the can is embellished with winsome patchwork and Candi’s.

DIY Details : ribbonsandglue

19. Wire Mesh Basket Vase

An earthy combination of colors for the vase fillers makes this vase stand out in all its glory with those luscious flowers standing tall. Instead of going for a regular vase, this inspiration by Ana Rose goes for a wire mesh basket that reveals what’s stored inside. The interior of the basket has got lots of white and brown Easter eggs complimenting the flowers above with perfection.

DIY Details : ana-rosa.tumblr

20. Egg Shell Candles

Undoubtedly, a magnificent table centerpiece celebrating Easter by clubbing the concept of decor with the subtle glow of candles but with an interesting twist. Each of the pastel-hued Easter eggs placed in a large saucer here doubles up as a pretty candle, having the wicks pop out of the shells. Additionally, you will find a handful of pretty flowers and greenery fill the empty spaces in the saucer.

DIY Details : justimagine-ddoc

From charming bunnies to spectrum of pretty eggs, from loads of fresh greens to lovely blooms, the above Easter centerpieces surely have you covered, that too while being super easy to pull off!