Easter Mantle

Today I figured I would show you my Easter mantle, that I am linking up two mantle parties, Beth at The Stoies of A to Z is having a Spring Mantle party, and so is Jill @ Women Who Do It All  so I am entering two mantles, my Spring one and my Easter one.
My Easter mantle is done in pastels, white bunnies with lavender ties, and some subway art that I got i here
http://www.tammymitchellphotography.com/. Subway art has become my tradition for holidays and seasons. I love subway art!  I added an old Easter hat that I wore  about a 100 years ago and used in my spring mantle, an old story book from when my kiddos were small, two ceramic eggs and two soft cloth bunnies, one yellow and one blue. The wreath is made of feathers and a ribbon bow, and strewn throughout is pink shredded paper and for garland sparkling pastel eggs. And below my fireplace is Mr. & Mrs. Hare sitting on one my kiddos baby blankets. I have so much more to show you, so stay tuned !

My mantle

Left side with my Easter hat and subway art is

right side where The Story of the Easter Bunny is

Mr. & Mrs. Hare

                             
                                                           Happy Easter Decorating!!

                                                          

Pottery Barn Inspiration......

I am so loving the Easter Decor that Pottery barn has for the dinning room. The one that looks like this: The white bunnies, and the newest twist on the Easter tree with the hanging eggs that special out a holiday greeting. It's over all feel of springy and easter combined is just so pretty. So I looked around my place and decided to changed up to fit my dining room.

So the hunt was on for long stem flowers and eggs , a vase and bunnies. The vase I had, although not white, crystal would do. I found some flowers at Hobby Lobby for half price, eggs at Micheals for 40% off with coupon. And 2 bunnies for 5.00 each...I was in business. I added my flowers, attached ribbon to my eggs and put scrapbook stickers on to spell out my greeting. Put that on top of a plae yellow runner and added mu bunnies and Shazam...my pottery barn inspired  table....

        My bunnies are brown, but blend in with my decor better, below is closer view of eggs and bunnies.

Another view

Mr. R. Bunny

Mr. L. Bunny

                                                                    

So what do you think? My version cost $20.00, can't be that .....and my wallet apreciates it too!