Madigan made... a simple and neutral Easter display.
Remember the free Easter printable I shared?
I made three different colors of this "Amazing Grace" print. Well, I settled on the tan colored print to hang in the kitchen. Read this post to download the print and see the other colors.
Notice something different about this kitchen cart area? Normally, I have my red frame-in-a-frame there.
In the past, I displayed a bunch of seasonal printables in the inside frame:
A red frame did not seem appropriate for spring and Easter.
So, I made a white one with a large clearance frame and smaller one (from the dollar store).
I primed the frames and painted both of them white with our kitchen cabinet paint. I used some cream wrapping paper as a background in the larger frame. I hung the smaller frame onto the big one with picture hanging strips right on the glass.
I kept the rest of the cart decor simple, natural and neutral.
My other two Easter vignettes have quite a bit pinks and greens. I needed a break from all the color.
I like to keep my holiday decor simple, so I think I will just have these three vignettes and a wreath on the front door. (I'll share the wreath very soon!)
Looking back at these three areas of my home, they are each different for the holiday:
The chalkboard display is bright and fun.
The foyer table vignette is classic and simple.
While the kitchen cart is more natural and neutral.
I'd like to think what unifies all of them is the use of the color white.
I can't decide on a favorite. Can you?
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