She recommends keeping things simple, adding only one or two decorative items to the table for example, a centerpiece and place cards. Centerpieces One suggestion in the April issue of Woman’s Day is that kids place wheat grass (bought at a garden center) in a shallow dish and decorate it with spring flowers, such as tulips and grape hyacinth, along with dyed Easter eggs. The magazine used several medium-size, square vessels from The Container Store and ensured that the cut flowers would last longer by sticking each stem in a water pick, or little tube (available at florists or crafts stores).
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A candy caddy is made from a 32-ounce yogurt container.(Photo: FamilyFun magazine)
Make the most of your Easter celebration by preparing a brunch table with a few easy, handcrafted items.
“A couple of special touches will make it feel like a more special gathering,” said Taryn Mohrman, senior lifestyle editor at Woman’s Day magazine.
She recommends keeping things simple, adding only one or two decorative items to the table — for example, a centerpiece and place cards. And pick projects you’ll enjoy. Via statesmanjournal.com
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