Of course! Here is a complete DIY guide to creating a beautiful, cohesive, and modern Easter home decor set. This set focuses on natural elements, a soft color palette, and projects that range from super simple to more involved.

Thematic Concept: “A Spring Revival”

Color Palette: Soft sage green, cream, beige, dusty pink, and pops of warm wood.
Materials: Natural twine, unbleached cotton, terracotta, dried grasses, and hand-painted details.

The DIY Easter Decor Set: 4 Coordinating Projects

This set includes a centerpiece, a wall hanging, a tablescape element, and festive accents.

1. Natural Nest Centerpiece

A beautiful, textural centerpiece for your table or console.

You’ll Need:

• A shallow, wide bowl or basket (wood, terracotta, or wicker)

• Spanish moss or reindeer moss

• Dried lavender stalks or pampas grass

• A bag of natural raffia or excelsior (wood wool)

• 3-5 faux eggs (ceramic, wood, or plastic you can paint)

• Acrylic paint in your chosen palette (sage green, cream, dusty pink)

• Small paintbrushes

• Scissors

Instructions:

1. Prepare the Eggs: Paint your faux eggs with the acrylic paint. Try simple designs: solid pastel colors, delicate brushstroke lines, or minimal speckles using a toothbrush. Let dry completely.

2. Create the Base: Fill your bowl/basket with a layer of Spanish moss.

3. Form the Nests: Take handfuls of raffia and shape them into small nest forms. Tuck them into the bed of moss. You can make 3-5 nests depending on the size of your bowl.

4. Arrange: Place one beautifully painted egg into each nest.

5. Add Texture: Tuck in a few stalks of dried lavender or pampas grass around the nests for height and a lovely, dry fragrance.

2. Minimalist Felt Carrot Garland

A sweet and modern garland to drape on a mantle, shelf, or doorway.

You’ll Need:

• Felt sheets in peach/orange and sage green

• Scissors

• Fabric glue or a hot glue gun

• Jute twine or baker’s twine

• A needle with a large eye

• Cardboard (for template)

Instructions:

1. Make a Template: Draw a simple carrot shape and a small star-shaped “carrot top” on cardboard and cut them out.

2. Cut the Felt: Use the templates to cut out several carrots and tops from the felt (aim for 5-7 carrots for a nice garland).

3. Assemble the Carrots: Glue a green top to the top of each orange carrot shape.

4. String Them Up: Thread your needle with the jute twine. Pierce the needle through the top of each carrot (just below the green felt) and string them along the twine, leaving space between each one.

5. Hang It Up: Tie a loop at each end of the twine for hanging.

3. Terracotta Pot Bunny Planters

Charming and rustic, these are perfect for holding small spring flowers or as standalone decor.

You’ll Need:

• Small terracotta pots (3-4 inches tall)

• Acrylic paint (white, cream, and pink)

• Small paintbrushes

• Permanent marker (fine tip)

• Small pom-poms (for tails)

• Hot glue gun

• Twine

• Optional: Small succulent or faux tulips

Instructions:

1. Paint the Pot: Paint the entire outside of the terracotta pot with white or cream paint. You may need two coats. Let it dry completely.

2. Draw the Face: Using the permanent marker, draw a simple sleeping bunny face on one side of the pot: closed eyes, a tiny “w” for a nose, and a vertical line down from the nose.

3. Add Details: Use the pink paint to add a subtle blush to the inner ears (if you draw them) and the nose.

4. Attach the Tail: Glue a small white pom-pom to the back of the pot for the tail.

5. Add a Plant: Place a small plant or a bunch of faux flowers inside. Tie a piece of twine around the pot for an extra rustic touch.

4. “Hoppy Easter” Embroidery Hoop Art

An elegant and personalized piece of wall art.

You’ll Need:

• An embroidery hoop (8-inch or 10-inch works well)

• Plain, light-colored fabric (linen, cotton, or burlap)

• Pencil

• Embroidery floss in sage green, dusty pink, and beige

• Embroidery needle

• Scissors

Instructions:

1. Prep the Hoop: Tighten the hoop around your fabric and trim the excess fabric around the edges, leaving about an inch.

2. Design Your Text: Lightly pencil your phrase onto the fabric (e.g., “Hoppy Easter,” “Hello Spring,” or just “Eggs”). Use a simple, clear font.

3. Embroider: Use a basic backstitch to carefully stitch over your penciled lines. Use different colors for different words for a playful look.

4. Add Embellishments: Stitch simple motifs around the text—a tiny egg, a carrot, or a minimalist bunny silhouette.

5. Finish: Once done, ensure the fabric is taut in the hoop. You can secure the excess fabric at the back with hot glue or simply trim it neatly. The hoop itself is the frame, so no need for further framing!

Styling Tips for Your DIY Set:

• Group Them Together: Place the Natural Nest Centerpiece on your coffee table or dining table. Arrange the Bunny Planters around it at different heights (use books to prop them up).

• Create a Vignette: On a console table, lean the Embroidery Hoop Art against the wall. Place one bunny planter in front of it and drape the Felt Carrot Garland nearby.

• Keep it Natural: The beauty of this set is in its textures. Pair it with other natural elements like a wooden dough bowl, a neutral-colored candle, or a stack of art books.

• Mix and Match: Don’t feel you have to make everything! Even just two elements, like the centerpiece and the garland, will create a cohesive and festive look.

Enjoy the process of making your home beautiful for the season