Easter Decorations

Decorative Easter Lights are now available.  It was just a matter of time before this happened.  Christmas lights have taken shapes for years, such as Mickey Mouse, Star Wars characters, and many more.  Now we add Easter eggs to light displays.  The covering of LED lights is easy, since there is little heat generated by the lights.  Before LED lights one had to be concerned by heat buildup. 

Easter egg lights are egg shaped and glow from the LED within.  One string is simply ornate eggs, while the other is eggs, and rabbits with carrots. 

Lights add a lot to a display.  They can be placed indoors to make a home more festive, or they can be set outdoors to make a display people will look at and feel a little happier. 

There is a wide variety of hanging ornaments shaped like Easter eggs available.  These are best used indoors.  Some of the materials may seem to invite outdoor usage, but the size of the ornaments might be a bit small for distant viewing, such as from a passing vehicle. 

Choose from a wide range of styles, and you can add color to your home.  Just find a place to hang them.  An artificial Christmas tree works, as does a ribbon or wire. 

Easter window clings capture light and make a window into a piece of art.  Sets are available, and designing a window display can serve both as a decoration and as an activity used to engage children. 

Use a window that faces the street and Easter window clings can become part of a larger decoration. 

Garden flags are popular, and they are often changed seasonally.  It is time to consider an Easter garden flag.

And while you are adding a garden flag, think about adding an Easter wreath to the door.

A centerpiece for the table is always a good way to decorate.  A small centerpiece can be used on other tables, such as coffee tables or end tables, or on a mantle.  Use a small decoration for a nice impact.  While there are fewer centerpieces to choose from than one might find for other holidays, there are some nice ones if you look for them.

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