The month of April feels like it is flying by so fast. I can hardly believe Easter is just around the corner.
I have a fun and, hopefully, inspiring diy project for you today. It’s all about bringing some vintage charm to those Easter baskets!
Other possibilities include creative gift baskets for baby or bridal showers, adding a sweet basket to a vignette display in your Easter decor, or putting together a collection for a vintage-loving friend.
The possibilities are endless once you put your mind to it. I have three different examples in this post and would love to hear which one is your favorite. To begin this project you will need to gather some baskets, which can be found in plenty at thrift stores and antique shops. For the bedding of each of mine, I used excelsior wood shed. I love this stuff and use it all the time. You can find an example of it here: Aspenwood Excelsior 565 Cubic Inches-Natural
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Simple & Sweet Vintage Easter Basket
Elements include:
- vintage basket in chippy white finish
- vintage teacup and saucer
- vintage floral gift book
- papier mache duck
- faux speckled and beaded eggs
- vintage rhinestone buttons
- lace and rick-rack scraps for ribbon
- dyed coffee filter flower
Antique Baby Easter Basket
Elements include:
- vintage egg basket
- antique teddy bear
- antique baby shoes
- antique baby cabinet card photograph
- vintage baby cup
- antique primer
- faux speckled eggs
- vintage sheep figure
- vintage millinery flowers
- small nest
- vintage brooches
- antique lace
Vintage Princess Easter Basket
Elements include:
- vintage white-washed basket
- vintage teacup and saucer
- two vintage dolls
- ballet slippers
- decorative antique book
- vintage floral gift book
- vintage flocked eggs
- faux speckled and beaded eggs
- antique religious card
- vintage millinery flowers
- vintage brooch and rhinestone button
- small rhinestone tiara
- vintage chalkware sheep
So, which one is your favorite? Leave me a comment and let me know! I have a couple more Easter inspired posts coming up, so I hope you will visit again soon. And don’t forget to come and link up at this week’s Sundays at Home. Party goes live Saturday at 4pm EST.
Still looking for Easter inspired crafts to do? Be sure to check out my last post with 18 Easy DIY projects for spring!
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Till next time
~Alice W.
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Oh my! How sweet are these!?! There is no way I can pick a favorite, I love them all! Your photography is stunning Alice!
ReplyDeletethank you Melissa! I always love when you visit 🙂
DeleteFun ideas for filling that Easter basket with timeless trinkets. Love the teacup and saucer idea for my daughter. Thanks for sharing at Fridays Unfolded!
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Nancherrow
Hi Alice, love all your inspiring baskets,
ReplyDeleteMy basket is simple and completed for display wire creation of course. I am getting ready to feature it.
Love the paper mâché duck and cup with the egg in it so vintage soft.
Where do you find the time to create, post. and design such awwww worthy post with those little ones? 🙂
All and all don't stop creating you inspire our hearts with a feeling of loving it here.
Xoxo
Dore
These are super cute! It's hard to pick just one, but I love the Vintage Baby Easter Basket… Love the colors! Always love stopping by!
ReplyDeleteAlice these are so beautiful! It is very hard to pick a favorite but, I do love the ballet slippers. I love your style! Thank you for joining Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so wonderful… I'm definitely lovin the vintage princess! Now I'm kind of wishing the Easter bunny still visited adults… 🙂 hehe
ReplyDeleteThese Easter Baskets are just delightful. This is a great way just to decorate and have them on a side table welcoming Easter ~ thanks so much for sharing ~ hmmmm, now I've got to make one 😉
ReplyDeleteAlice, those are all so pretty. I really like the doll one, but my daughter doesn't like dolls with eyes that open and shut. But since she loves "Alice", piano, and ballet it will have something of that spin.
ReplyDeleteAlice I will feature this post today at Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteSherry
Beyond charming, Alice! Your photos are just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Jeanette
Oh my favorite is the baby Easter basket! Be still my heart!
ReplyDeleteSweet baskets and great photos….Happy Easter from your new follower. I hope you will follow me back!
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