Create Your Own Easter-Themed Canvas

So, this one requires a bit of artistic talent, but what better excuse to let your artistic side go a little wild? You can pick up an inexpensive canvas and some paints from most dollar stores, as well as Easter-themed stencils and fabric. There really aren't any directions for this one, so feel free to create whatever you want and then hang it on the wall or add it to a shelf.

If you feel like you need a bit of inspiration, then just do a simple Google search online and draw from whatever pops up. Have kids or a partner? Then buy multiple canvases and supplies and paint together.

Dress up a Store-Bought Wreath

If you happen to have a wreath lying around from last Easter or from Christmas or some other holiday, then it might be worth considering dressing it up a bit. You can add things like eggs, twine, ribbon, or bows. It's really easy to add pretty much anything you can think of so long as it keeps with the theme of Easter or spring. Feel free to go wild.

If you're not sure what to add, then just search online to get some inspiration from what others out there are doing and incorporate different ideas into your wreath project.

Reuse Your Christmas Tree

If you're the type of person who doesn't take their Christmas tree down until well into February, then you're going to like this Easter decoration. It gives you an excuse to keep the tree up till April, but you do need to redecorate it for Easter. You can add some tinsel that's Easter themed or just add a bunch of flowers all over the tree. Ribbons and yarn also look good on an Easter tree.

However, we can't really think of any other holidays that come right after April that might give you an excuse to keep the tree up for another couple of months.

Craft Some Kitchen Decor Using a Dollar Store Pizza Pan

When it comes to Easter, then your kitchen is the one room of the house you pretty much have to decorate. It's going to be where you're doing things like dyeing eggs and making Easter dinner, so it needs some decorations to help get people in the mood. One easy decoration is this display sign, made from a paper platter. You can paint or decorate it any way you want.

After you've finished, hang it up in the kitchen using some twine, and you're all done. Just remember to keep everything either Easter or spring themed and you're good to go.

Go Green With Your Wreath

There are a couple of different wreath ideas on this list, but that's only because they're incredibly versatile, and they look great. This particular wreath is just decorated with a lot of greenery to reflect spring. It's simple, but it still looks really good, and it can provide a space with some greenery, which is always a really good thing. You can add some flowers here but try not to add too many.

The main appeal here is the greenery, so keep the flowers sparse and use neutral colors. You could also decorate it with pinecones if you see any around the yard or at the store.

Fill Your Table or Kitchen With Faux Flowers

Want to decorate for Easter or spring but don't feel like going all out or don't have a lot of time for projects? Well, there is an easier way. You can just buy a whole bunch of fake flowers from a dollar store and spread them around your table or kitchen. It's quick and simple, and it works. Throw them in jars, vases, or pretty much anything else you have.

If you have a garden or live near a field where wildflowers are blooming, then just grab some from outside, and don't be afraid to mix and match different colors.

Don't Forget to Decorate Outside

After all that time you spend decorating the inside of your home, it only makes sense to decorate the outside. Luckily, when it comes to Easter, decorating the outside of your house isn't nearly as complex as it is during Christmas. All you need are a couple of different pieces that reflect the Easter spirit. You can get cheap baskets and other Easter-themed decorations from a dollar store.

You can even use some of the projects on this list outside. Just hang them on a wall by the door, or when it comes to wreaths and garlands, hang them directly on the door.