Thursday, April 14

{ My easter tree }

Do you remember the Easter eggs I made the other day? Now I have hung them on a hazel-twig in the kitchen to get the true Easter spirit in the house. I just love this hazel-twig and I am so happy I found a way to use it for my Easter decorations.


In addition to the other eggs, I've made ​​an egg with a butterfly by using a stamp.  I think it turned out pretty cute. Stamps are a great way to add small details on pretty much anything, and eggs seems to be no exception *smile*.


So are you ready for Easter yet? What kind of decoration do you have this year?


(Images: Nina Holst)


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26 comments:

  1. As things are really busy around here lately, I haven't gotten around to doing any kind of decoration yet, but your pretty hazel twig has reminded me that it's time to go & get my box of Easter pretties from the basement!

    {hearts}
    & have a wonderful Easter!

    PS. The stamp-idea is simply brilliant!
    It looks ever, EVER so pretty...
    :o)

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  3. Oh my goodness this is so pretty! The curly branches are a perfect match for the smooth eggs. And the stamped butterfly is awesome.

    You make me think I better hurry up and get some decorations around. So far, I only have crystal dishes of tiny chocolate eggs by the front door ~ and that's it!

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  4. Nydelig stempel egg! Strålende idé!

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  5. Lekkert!!!
    liker!
    hilsen
    Tove i dronninghuset ;-)

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  7. Lekre! her blir det også trollhasselgrein med egg, med allergisk lillebror i huset.

    God påske!
    E

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  8. Nydelig...

    Og nå så jeg krittavla di igjen - supert!
    Kjøpte nemlig et bilde på Fretex for 1 (1,5?) år siden, som jeg tenkte å male og bruke til tavle. Det må jeg få gjort!!! Ble jo knallfint!

    Kos deg!
    klem

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  10. Hei hei! Kjempetøft! Jeg skal pynte bjørkagreinene mine som jeg henger under taket over sjenken på stua. Den er grei å bare bytte ut pynt, til påske/jul/sommer whatever ;) Nå henger der sydde lavendelhjerter for øyeblikket!

    klem

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  12. Det ser så smukt ud, rent og enkelt ud...og hvid er jo det nye sort, også hvad indretning angår! Bedste hilsner, Ewelina

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  13. Molto bello!

    Mio "handmade"

    http://milav.blogspot.com/2011/03/vola-colomba-biancavola.html

    http://milav.blogspot.com/2011/04/albero-di-pasqua-fai-da-te.html

    http://milav.blogspot.com/2011/03/decorazioni-primaverili-fai-da-te.html
    Ciao Milly

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  14. Love the one with the butterfly :-)

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  16. Kjempeflott! Elsker det blå påsketemaet hjemme hos deg i år :)

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  17. Elsker bloggen din :) Kjempefin inspirasjon! Hvor får du tak i trollhassel-greinene?

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  19. i love your table and all the space you have! The twigs are gorgeous too. I saw on - a tea leaf blog - that she made a diy terranium out of succulents and things.. looked right up your street for a centerpiece etc.

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  20. I like your ester tree! Very superb!

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  21. Så enkelt, men likevel bare så lekkert! Å stemplet er fra.. Panduro?
    Ha en knakende flott påske :)

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  22. What a beautiful Easter tree! Exactly the kind of inspiration I needed today, can't wait to decorate for Easter.

    xo Linda

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  24. ÅH, helt underbart Nina! Ett påskris precis i min smak. Lovely! :)

    Stor kram från Lotta

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  25. ååh, så nydelig! trenger ikke gult for å få påskestemning! :-)

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  26. Ida: Trollhassel får du som regel i blomsterbutikker, ellers er det noen som har det i hagen som du kan sikkert kan få litt av :) Jeg fikk litt av min kjære mamma <3

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