Here’s some of our favorite decorations!

Utilize your porch swing!

And your white picket fence!

Or ANYTHING rustic you can get your hands on.

Find a old pallet and some paint!

Don’t forget to add a wreath!

There’s tons of designs!

And creative ways to celebrate!

Create a decorative #DIY sign.

or some #DIY decorations!

Tell us your favorite #DIY decorations in the comments below!

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1. Add a plant to the front walkway!
2. Put out a welcome mat.
3. Paint your door!
4. Add a decorative wreath or welcome sign.
5. Install Window Boxes.
6. Add a table and chairs for outside visits!
7. Add shutters to your windows.
8. Create a walkway to the door if you don’t have one already!
9. Add lights around the pathway.
10. Install Landscape Edging around your gardens. Buy yours now.
11. Add attractive house numbers.
12. Upscale your planters from cheap plastic to something more elegant!
13. Add molding and paint around the front door.
14. Give your mailbox a makeover.
15. Give your garage door a makeover. See examples here.
16. Build a tree bench.

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A little paint and wood and you have a Bunny Crossing sign that can be used every year!

For instructions on how to make this, check out the pin on our Pinterest board!

Rabbits get hungry… even the Easter bunny!

Again, these decorations can be reused from year to year… And so simple to set up!

It appears we are starting a trend.

These Easter Egg trees are so easy to make, simple to set up and reusable!

Do you have a tree out in your front yard?

Easter Egg garland will brighten up the yard. And it’s plastic, so the spring showers won’t

destroy the decorations!

This last decoration isn’t reusable but still so beautiful!

Grab orange tulip “bushes” to create a Spring Carrot Door Hanger for a STUNNING entryway!

For more ideas, check out our Easter Time Pinterest Board!

Happy Easter Everyone!

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While the beautiful colours of fallen leaves are attractive, it does not mean you can skip the lawn maintenance during this season! Be sure to rake frequently and patch up any brown spots in the grass.

Once your lawn is taken care of, spice it up with a bit of colour. As your summer plants start to fade, replace them with vibrant mums or other colourful flowers.

Making your front door the focal point of your home’s exterior is always a good tactic for curb appeal. You can spice it up a bit more with a simple wreath.

As the trees lose their leaves, your home becomes more exposed, making the exterior appearance even more important. If your paint is chipped or faded, apply a fresh coat to revive your home’s appearance.

Be sure to clear out leaves and other debris from your gutters and downspouts to protect your home from water damage.

As the days get shorter, it becomes even more important to illuminate your walkways with flood lights or lanterns to create a safe path to your front door.

While a wreath and a pot of seasonal flowers make your home look inviting, going overboard won’t. Keep that in mind… especially during the Holidays.

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