20+ Elegant Easter Decor Crafts from the Dollar Store

Oh my, you truly are talented and very creative. I love all of these. Wow! I gotta get busy. To cute

Great challenge! I am in the same boat for Easter decor. But I sway towards natural decor, pumpkins for fall and greens for winter/Xmas. For spring, a pot of daffodils on my kitchen island and on my entry table, a hyacinth and a tall vase of pussy willows- they always make me think of spring; the dry branches store well, if you're careful not to knock the little pussytoes off. (frugal tip- plant potted bulbs in the garden once it's warm) I hang a grey yarn wreath that I can change up seasonally, felt hearts for valentines, teal, mint & blue eggs for Easter and classic argyle diamonds for year round.Another rotational display I love is my small gallery wall- 2 picture rails with 8 frames (mixed black & white, various sizes). I have three 11x14 black white photos of my kids that stay up and the remaining 5, I change out seasonally. My friend has taken many lovely, artsy photos that I change up; a closeup of a chickadee she'd taken on our forest walk, a bevy of pumpkins at the muddy feet of our kids after harvesting at the farm, etc. And some images I've printed for different occasions, a reindeer in the snow, North from Rise of the Guardians, vintage illustration of bird eggs, and such. I suggest the frames with screw tabs on the back rather than bendable metal tabs- mine have broken off as they're not intended to be repeatedly bent.I definitely lean to decor that can be changed out to save storing it off season- my display photos can be kept neatly in one file folder and my yarn wreath accents fit in a small ziploc.Last year, I grew small vases of Easter grass using cat grass seeds, very pretty- timing can be a little tricky, though. And this year I want to make a Swedish Easter tree with feathers.Thanks for the list of fresh ideas- I look forward to seeing what your challenge inspires