I’m so excited for warmer weather and spring finally approaching us! And with that comes porch sitting! So I thought it would be fun to share some DIY Easter porch decor ideas with you all today.
That way, you can get your porches perfect for this Easter season! Even if it is still a little bit chilly where you are, you can always use a little bit of faux greenery to bring in some spring touches.
But, I can’t wait to start adding in some fresh spring flowers and plants too. However, everything I am sharing today can be easily done, regardless of the current weather of your outdoor space.
So come with me and see how you can make your own outdoor Easter decorations and how you can simply style your porches and get them ready for spring!

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āDIY Easter Topiary
This may be one of my most favorite Easter crafts I’ve ever made. Not only was it super simple, but it turned out so cute! And the supplies and materials needed to make them were super minimal!
Which makes it even better! I was inspired seeing some bunny front porch planters while browsing my favorite Pinterest boards, but I realized getting all the supplies to make them would be pretty expensive.

I needed some inexpensive ways to create the same look. So I decided to just downsize the project and use some small flower pots instead.
And I found the cutest littleĀ moss bunny stemsĀ at Michael’s Craft Store that I thought would work perfectly for this project. The pots I used were small terra cotta pots. And you could leave them as is if you wanted more neutral colors, but I wanted to make them more Easter like.

So I decided to paint them in pretty pastel colors. You could use whatever acrylic paint or even spray paint you have on hand for this. But, I ended up using Fusion Mineral Paint.

I used the colors French Eggshell and Peony because I just thought they were perfect for spring. And I wanted a different color for the pots too.
But you could use whatever color scheme you wanted! So after painting the pots and letting them dry, I added someĀ dry foamĀ inside the pots.

The piece I got was too big so I simply just cut them in half in order to make them fit inside the pot. After that, I used a hot glue gun and glued some faux reindeer moss on top.

Then, I cut the moss bunny stems to size and stuck it right on top of the moss, into the dry foam at the bottom. The little moss Easter bunny is the perfect finishing touch!

These finished topiaries make for the perfect, simple DIY outdoor decorations. You could even make Easter egg topiaries too and top them with some Easter eggs instead of the moss bunny if you wanted to!

DIY Easter Signs
Y’all may remember me making this cute DIY Easter sign a few weeks ago. Not only does it look perfect on my outdoor bar cart, but you could easily add some yellow ribbon and hang it on your front door too.
Basically any kind of spring or Easter sign would work and you can easily make your own too! For my screened in porch though, I just have it placed on a little stand on top of my bar cart. The bright colors really make it stand out and I think it looks perfectly displayed here.

DIY Bunny Garden Markers
Y’all know I love to make my own DIY plant markers and garden markers. So I thought I could kind of do the same thing and create a bunny theme to them.



So I used my xTool P2 machine and cut out some cute bunny markers on some 3 mm basswood plywood.

Then, I used my favorite Early American Stain and stained the markers. Once they were dry, I added them to some plants on the porch. Easy peasy! And it makes for the perfect DIY Easter porch decor.

Other DIY Easter Porch Decor Ideas
I found a lot of the decor pictured here from the Target dollar spot. Which is always a good idea to check there for some cute and inexpensive decor.
I found some colorful eggs, which I placed around my outdoor bar cart. And a cute Easter tree filled with faux eggs! Also, they had some super cute Easter baskets, and I found this adorable carrot basket to place out there as well.

And instead of placing fresh flowers inside of it, I added some of the dollar spot faux tulips and fabric carrots and I think they look super cute in it!
You could even use a thrifted basket you have on hand and fill it up with some pastel eggs for a pop of color inside too. Another great place for inexpensive decor that you can easily DIY as well, is the Dollar Tree.
You may even remember my egg wreath I made using their wire wreath form there a few years ago! Also, Hobby Lobby is another great spot for DIY Easter decorations as well.
Enjoy Your DIY Easter Porch Decor
Well, no matter what you decide to do as far as your Easter front porch decor goes, I hope this post gave you a little inspiration and some ideas for it as well.

As you can see there are many DIY projects that can add simple touches to your porch for Easter. I’m so ready for this upcoming spring season and I can’t think of a better way to enjoy it than by sitting out on a beautifully decorated porch.
And you don’t have to take down a lot of these decorations right after Easter Sunday is over. I like using bunnies all throughout the spring time, so you really get the most out of these front porch ideas.
There are so many creative ways to get a nice Spring feel to your porch decor. And I hope you are able to enjoy it and spend a lot of time out on your porch this Easter season as well!

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