What decorations should be placed on the Easter table? How should we properly decorate our home to feel the atmosphere of Easter? How not to overdo it with Easter decorations? What can you do for easter? How to make the right decorations?

Preparations for Easter are certainly a very special period at home of every Polish (and not only), but above all Christian family. The period of preparation certainly occupies a large part of time in the calendar of each of us, and it is worthwhile to plan this time well. Part of this time should definitely be devoted to the preparation of Easter decorations.

How to get started? How to start Christmas decorating our home? First of all, remember that easter symbolizes, above all, the rebirth of life. It is therefore the leitmotif of our decorations, which should be full of life and colour. Additionally, this fact should be facilitated by the spring time of the year. On the Easter table, therefore, there must be (besides a neat, white and clean tablecloth) many spring motifs, which will symbolize new life. Many table decorations are actually within our reach. Mother nature herself provides them. It's enough to pick a spring bush of sunny forsythia, which is blooming somewhere in the garden, or to look around in a nearby park or meadow for blooming basil.

Sometimes it is enough to bend down for snowdrops, crocuses or narcissi flowers appearing everywhere. Definitely a strong point in the world of flowers in this period will be tulips. It's worth to compose all flowers in one nice bouquet or divide them among each other and arrange them in different, interesting places in your house or on a terrace.

An excellent complement to all this will be equally natural twigs or blades of grasses or even oats. For this, think about green leaves of boxwood or periwinkle, or even before easter Consider planting cress. All the flower compositions, properly selected, will create an amazing effect, which, combined with colorful blowfish, will help us create an unforgettable and joyful atmosphere this Christmas.

When it comes to floral motifs, it's also worth tempting to draw from old Polish motifs and braid garlands on your heads. This should help you create an unforgettable and distinctive atmosphere.

Sometimes great ideas are right at your fingertips. Using the shells of colorful egg shells that are common on Easter tables, a great idea is to make them into something like flower vases. All you have to do is peel the top off the eggshell and the rest of the shell can be your vessel to put your flowers in.

Fill homemade plates, lined with moss or cress, with eggs. Just cover such a composition with a bow and put everything on the table to get a wonderful, minimalist effect.

If we have a bit more time and enthusiasm we can try something more "advanced" although equally minimalistic as the previous proposals. Pour the soil into the pot and put long and fickle stems inside hazels.

We can wrap such stems with wires on which we can hang pieces of flowers, or previously prepared vases from our shells with flowers inside or even glasses with water and narcissi. Of course, we can put different compositions into the pots as we see fit. It can be, for example, the shoots of a blooming apple tree decorated with full Easter eggs and make them into a kind of baubles.

One of the most important places that catches everyone's attention during the Easter holidays is certainly the table. Here, as mentioned earlier, special attention should be paid to aesthetics. The table should be covered with a neat white tablecloth and decorated with spring motifs. There should be no shortage of stems of periwinkle and boxwood, cress sprouts and early spring onion flowers.In some places there may be previously prepared blowfish and floral compositions. Certainly an important role on the table will be occupied by an Easter basket, in which you will find a white lamb. On the table you can also spread something like a green link. To do this, you need to spill some soil on a strip of oilcloth 10 days before the holiday and sow oats or rye there. The whole thing should be placed in a bright place and watered. The effect should be electrifying, and the composition itself will make an unearthly impression.

What can you make out of paper for Easter?

This is another interesting topic about Easter ornaments and reeds. Paper ornaments have many advantages. First of all, they are a cheap solution and, what is important, the vast majority of them we are able to do ourselves. So with a small outlay of resources and work we can achieve really satisfactory results.

The first and perhaps most obvious idea for such an Easter decoration can be a colorful laurel, which we will use a sheet of paper and crayons to make. On the laurel we can draw All kinds of symbols associated with Easter. It can be an Easter bunny, or colorful Easter eggs. It all just depends on our imagination.

Another interesting idea may be colorful cut-outs. From a colorful sheet of paper just cut out Easter bunnies or eggs. To add variety to our project, the finished cut-outs can be hung in a row on a string, which will be pinned to the wall.

A slightly more demanding technique, both in terms of time and skill, is origami. Spatial paper ornaments, which are made without glue, give a really fantastic effect, but require a bit of training. Fortunately, the Internet is full of tutorials, which will lead us step by step through the entire stage of creation.

A fun idea may be to glue real Easter egg shells using paper cut-outs. All you need to do is prepare some coloured paper, cut out some smaller and bigger shapes, just glue them on and attach them to your eggs.

How to decorate polystyrene eggs for Easter?

Styrofoam eggs are one of the more popular methods for Easter decorations. Where to get styrofoam eggs? Just look at any of the local stores that offer things for home decor. Such eggs can be found in the Pepco chain of stores, among others. We can also look at online stores, where we can find sets of Styrofoam eggs of various sizes for as little as PLN 20.

Once we have acquired our eggs, all that remains is to embellish them. Of course, as in each of the cases mentioned above, here we are limited only by our imagination. So in motion should move pencils, markers, crayons, colored paper, glitter, all sorts of beads and many, many other things that we find on hand.

The only difficulty we may encounter is the shape of the eggs, to which we should fit our decorations. To begin with, each egg can be soaked in paint. It's worth it to dilute the paints with water. After it dries we go to work. Let's use your imagination. Let the brushes go in motion. Styrofoam eggs are quite cheap so we don't have to be afraid that some idea won't work out. Even if we don't like it, we can make another attempt.

Glue and yarn:

Eggs can be smeared entirely with glue. Then very carefully wrap such an egg in colored yarn. This will give a great and colorful end result.

 

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