There's nothing wrong with going all out for Easter decorating, if that's your thing. It's easy to get caught up with bunnies and eggs and baskets. I did it for many years while our kids were growing up. (I have the bins in the basement to prove it.)
There’s something about early spring that makes us want to freshen up everything—and one of the simplest, most charming ways to do that is right on your tabletop. Enter: cabbage leaves in a vase. Yes, cabbage. It’s unexpectedly beautiful, wonderfully budget-friendly, and absolutely perfect for spring and Easter decorating.
Adding natural elements like cabbage leaves to your clear glass vase, in addition to your flowers, elevates your floral arrangement, making it especially perfect for spring and the Easter holiday (if you celebrate).
Have you noticed how bows are permeating the home decor realm? From mirrors to ceramics to candle holders -- bows are definitely having their day in home decor circles.
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Welcome to Dollar Tree Treasures #37! Dollar Tree stores are a great go-to spot for many DIY home decor enthusiasts on a budget.
Stick around while I share my Dollar Tree insider knowledge with you as I find new and noteworthy Dollar Tree items that you, too, can use to beautify your home.
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If you love the thrill of a great thrift store find, you already know: the frame section is where the magic happens. Stacks of wood, brass, acrylic, ornate gold, and sometimes truly questionable 90's oak -- all waiting for a second life.
Today I’m sharing 5+ ways to use thrift store frames in your home decor (beyond just popping in a photo and calling it done).
