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Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette

by Kimberly 7 Comments

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Who is ready for spring??  I know I am!  I do not have my Spring/Easter decorations up yet but I wanted to give you all some great ideas in case you wanted to start your decorating.  Today I am going to share with you how to create an Easter vignette showing you different examples of others who have made stunning vignettes.  You may be saying to yourself, “That sounds great, but what is a vignette?” Honestly when I first heard the term I was not sure what it meant either, I just knew that I loved the look of them.  🙂  Very simply, a vignette is a group of objects that are placed together to create a pleasing focal point.  For example, if you decorate on top of your entryway table, that is a vignette.  Most times there will be some sort of theme with it, in this instance our theme is Easter.

Where to put it?

One nice thing about vignettes is that they allow you to decorate for a holiday or season without having to decorate your whole house.  It is easier and more cost effective to decorate a small area so this is something anyone could do.  The ideas are endless on where to create a vignette, you could really do one in any room of the house.  However, I will share some more specific areas for you.

A great place for a vignette is on your dining room table.  Add a table runner and create your vignette to use as a centerpiece like in this example.

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Our Southern Home

How about in your kitchen?  Here is a great example where she uses dishes in her vignette which is such a great idea for the kitchen!  I think Yvonne at Stone Gable is the queen of vignettes, take a look at her blog for some great ideas!

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Stone Gable

Another good idea for the kitchen is to use a three tiered tray like these.  It would look great sitting on an island or on your counter, and not take up too much counter space.  🙂

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Liz Marie Blog

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Source: Priscillas

Your coffee table is another fantastic place to create a vignette.  This is easily a place where you could have a vignette all year round.  Here is a cute Easter themed one…

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: The Fancy Shack

 

What to include in the vignette?

Realistically you can decorate with anything you want in the vignette.  Shop your own house, finding items around that feel like Spring and Easter.  You can even use items from outside like branches, flowers, bird nests etc.  It is always nice to have some natural elements in your grouping.  Below are some examples of common items used in Easter vignettes.

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The next three examples all use a cloche in them.  A cloche (or glass bell jar) is a great addition to a vignette.  It doesn’t matter what you decorate with, it always looks better with a cloche over it.  🙂  Well that is my opinion anyway.  Obviously they are not very big in size, so whatever you put in it has to be smaller and more intricate.  I think that the cloche helps to highlight the details in the smaller items.  A cloche is so versatile as well, you can switch out the decor underneath depending on what you are decorating for but they are always a great addition.  If you are wanting to purchase one, I am loving these cloches here, here & here.

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Common Ground

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Source: Hometalk

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Source: The Decorated House

An obvious addition to an Easter vignette is a bunny or bunnies.  You can’t decorate for Easter without including Peter Cottontail!  I love the look of white distressed bunnies, but others are cute too.  I found some adorable bunnies here, here & here.  Look at these vignettes with bunnies, aren’t they so cute?!.

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Beth Hart Designs

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Dining Delight

Other items that you MUST add for an Easter vignette are eggs.  Nothing says Easter more than eggs, right?  There are so many ideas out there for decorating eggs as well.  You can transform those cheap plastic eggs into something beautiful!  If you don’t want to DIY your own eggs, I found some cute speckled ones you can buy here, here & here.  LOVE the last vignette pictured below with the eggs in the scale!! 

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Rustic Farmhouse

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Your Home Based Mom

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Home Is Where The Boat Is

How about adding a printable in a frame?  Or a chalkboard?

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Clean and Scentsible

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Dear Lillie

A good way to display all your decorations and bring it all together is to put everything in a tray or basket.  This also makes it transportable if you want to move it around to different locations.

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: On Sutton Place

Some other items you could use are lanterns, pitchers, birdcages, flowers (fresh or faux), candles, decorative balls, etc.  A lot of these items have also been shown in these examples.

How to Style Your Vignette

The best vignettes have items of different sizes and textures.  You also want varying heights to give it more dimension.  You may have to stack items on books or a cake stand to give them more height.  Start with your taller items in the back and move forward, layering as you go.  Here are some excellent examples of using layering and varying heights in your vignettes.

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: House By Hoff

Tips for Creating an Easter Vignette | awonderfulthought.com

Source: Cat-arzyna

Here is one more bonus example of a vignette I created using a lot of the tips in this post. It is the perfect amount of Easter decor for our dining room table and because it is in a tray we can move it around when we need to use the table.

This is a simple Easter vignette that could be used for decor all Spring! #Eastervignette #Easterdecor #springdecor #awonderfulthought

Source: A Wonderful Thought

Hopefully this has given you lots of ideas and gotten your creative juices flowing.  🙂  I would love to hear any tips or ideas you use when styling vignettes.

Filed Under: Decor, Easter, Seasonal & Holidays, Spring Tagged With: bunny, decor, Easter, vignette

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  1. Cindy Richter says

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    What a great post. I got so many great ideas!

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    • Kimberly says

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      Thanks Cindy! I am glad to hear that. 🙂

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  2. Donna Rowe says

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    Lovely collection of Easter/spring decor.

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    • Kimberly says

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      Thank you Donna! I thought so too. 🙂

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  3. PauletteM says

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    Love these examples, especially the cloches! I’ve transitioned from winter to early Spring here in Maryland under my cloche with ivy cuttings in a small vintage cruet, it’s stopper, a little moss and a sweet little lamb. My cloche is on an end table.

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    • Kimberly says

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      Thanks so much Paulette! It sounds lovely!

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    • Lauri says

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      Hi Paulette,
      It sounds amazing and we would LOVE to see photos of it so we know exactly what you are talking about. Thanks so much,

      Reply

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