Wishing You a “Hoppy Easter”

 

Our granddaughter, Peyton, is 18 months old now and this was her first real Easter holiday. So it was very important that the décor reflect the playful side of Easter with the bright spring colors.

 

I love the lime greens and bright yellows against a crisp white tablecloth… unfortunately, the iron decided to die Easter morning. 

 

We had colored eggs earlier in the week and they made the perfect name tags for the day!

The centerpiece was some fun, glittering eggs on a stick that I found at the Dollar Tree and the white petunias that are waiting patiently to be planted.  Maybe this week!

 

The bunnies were a big hit with kids of all ages.  Thank you Dollar Tree!

 

What it’s all about!!!

 

Resources:

White Tablecloth: Whitmore Homes, Beals Outlet

Placemats: Lime Green, Old Time Pottery, this year

Napkins: Pink and Green Easter Floral, World Market, 2-3 years ago

Dinner Plates: CB2

Yellow Salad Plates: Have had forever...don't remember

Silverware: 1881 Rogers Stainless by Oneida

Wine Glasses: Dollar Tree

 

This week I’ll be sharing with:

Between Naps on the Porch's Metamorphosis Monday

Southern Hospitality's Thrifty Treasures Monday

House in the Roses Show Off Your Cottage Monday

Boogie Board Cottage's Masterpiece Monday

Coastal Charm's Nifty Thrifty Tuesday

A Stroll Through Life's Tabletop Tuesday

Cozy Home Scene's Your Cozy Home Tuesday

Faded Charm's White Wednesday

Savvy Southern Style's Wow Us Wednesday

Beach Cottage's Good Life Wednesday

The Style Sister's Centerpiece Wednesday

Between Naps on the Porch's Tablescape Thursday

No Minimalist Here's Open House Thursday

Shabby Creek Cottage's Transformation Thursday

French Country Cottage's Feather Your Nest Friday

My Romantic Home's Show and Tell Friday

At the Picket Fence's Inspiration Friday

The Charm of the Home's Home Sweet Home Friday

The Tablescaper Seasonal Sundays

Easter Prep

It has been a few years since we have had younger children around to enjoy the Easter bunny with.  Chef Gar and I are both big kids at heart so to be able to get out all of those cookie cutter and egg dyes was heaven for us!

Sugar cookies are so much fun once you finally get them made! And you get to play with the icing pens.  Wahoo!!!
Then it was on the the Easter Bunny Cake.  Have been making this cake since 1970 for my daughter, Michelle and now it’s time to reestablish the tradition for our granddaughter, Peyton…..






He is still pretty darn cute!!

Now,  just had to dye some eggs.  More big kid fun!








Hope your Easter was a Very "Hoppy" one!!