Exuberant egg-and-crepe paper daffodils and tulips are a breeze to make -- and you don't have to worry about the arrangement wilting.
This basket centerpiece is filled with miniature African violets and looks splendid adorned with a pink grosgrain ribbon.
These whimsical striped eggs look adorable stacked in a white compote.
Bring the whimsy of scherenschnitte, the German art of paper cutting, to your tabletop decor. Blown-out eggs, dyed and adorned with seasonal silhouettes, dangle from a cluster of quince branches to make this centerpiece.
No special flower-arranging skills are needed to make these centerpieces -- just a few hallmarks of spring: blades of grass, muscari blooms, and a cache of pretty eggs.
This bird-themed Easter centerpiece, inspired by a dinner Martha held at her Bedford home, spans the length of the table.
Decorate your Easter table with a distinctive needle-felted bird's nest.
Tulips surrounded by stems of pussy willow branches create pockets of color on the table.
Take a cue from spring foragers and bring the lush woodland carpet to the table this season.
Whether you're celebrating Easter or just looking for a seasonal display for your tabletop, creating a spring bulb arrangement is a beautiful way to make the season come alive indoors.
This time of year, birds instinctively put the materials at hand to good use. Here, the downy, gray catkins of pussy willow branches soften a densely woven nest, while dried grasses inside cushion fragile decorated eggs.
Transform a plain brown paper bag into a basket bouquet for the Easter table.
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