Courtney Warren is a Texas-based interior designer whose work has been featured in Real Simple, Better Homes & Gardens, Good Housekeeping, Apartment Therapy, and Today.com. She is a frequent consultant on Fox 4 TV’s Good Day program in Dallas, was ranked in the top 3 percent of interior designers in the US by Houzz.com, and starred in the Dallas episode of TLC’sFour Houses. She delights in helping overwhelmed clients create beautiful spaces—and will never turn down a warm chocolate chip cookie or Diet Dr Pepper.
Can you believe Easter is just around the corner? It seems like it’s coming early this year…or maybe I just still think Christmas just ended. It’s time to sprinkle some festive magic into our humble abodes. And guess what? I’ve got the perfect trick up our sleeves for those who love a great DIY – a fabulous Easter Doorhanger DIY!
1. What’s the Buzz About Easter Door Hangers?
It’s natural to wonder what makes Easter door hangers so special. Well, the answer lies in their ability to instantly transform any ordinary entryway into a gateway to the Easter wonderland. These charming ornaments not only capture the attention of your guests but also act as a subtle reminder of the joyous occasion that Easter brings.
2. Crafting Supplies Galore!
Before we jump into the making process, let’s gather our crafting supplies. Don’t worry; you won’t need anything too fancy or hard to find. Here’s a quick checklist for you:
– Wooden or foam in the shape of circle, or any other Easter-themed design you prefer.
– Acrylic paints in vibrant pastel colors.
– Assorted ribbons, twine, or yarn for hanging.
– Glitter, beads, or buttons for a touch of sparkle.
– A hot glue gun or craft adhesive for securing embellishments.
– A paintbrush or sponge for applying paint.
– And of course, your imagination and enthusiasm!
3. Unleash Your Creativity!
Now that we have our supplies ready, it’s time to let our creativity flourish. Here are a few ideas to help you get started:
a. Prepare your wooden or foam cutout base. Then, using contrasting colors, create intricate patterns or designs on the egg. Think polka dots, stripes, or even a mosaic-inspired look.
b. Transform your cutout into a circle. Paint it brown, Finish off with a pretty Ribbon or a flower crown for an extra touch of whimsy.
c. Embrace the beauty of blooming flowers by painting your door hanger in a lush green hue. Add vibrant flowers using different shades of acrylic paints or by gluing on small fabric flowers. Don’t forget to create a cheerful message like “Hello Spring!” or “Happy Easter!”
4. Hang It Up and Spread the Cheer!
Once your masterpiece is complete, it’s time to showcase it for all to see. Find the perfect spot on your front door, patio, or even indoors, and hang your Easter door hanger with pride. It’s amazing how a simple decoration can bring so much joy to you and your loved ones. Plus, it’s an excellent conversation starter for your guests!
5. Share Your Creations!
I would love to see your Easter door hangers and the creative twists you’ve added to them. Whether you’ve gone for a traditional look or put your own unique spin.
Not in to DIY’s?
Here are some other really cute alternatives for your front door for Easter:
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