Lamborn Hill - Magazine - Page 7
Rather than simply placing
decorations around the
garden, families work
together to shape the space.
spring flowers. The finished bunting gently moves in the breeze,
adding a festive yet relaxed touch to the garden.
Painted pebbles are another simple craft that can bring a sense
of playfulness to the garden. Smooth stones can be transformed
into little bunnies, chicks, or patterned eggs using outdoor paint
pens or acrylic paint. Once finished, they can be hidden among
flowerbeds, placed beside pathways, or scattered near
the lawn ready to be discovered during an Easter egg
hunt. Children especially enjoy the surprise of spotting
these small creations tucked away in unexpected
places.
For families who enjoy a slightly more decorative
project, a natural Easter wreath can make a beautiful
focal point for the garden gate or back door. Begin
with a base of flexible twigs or a ready-made wreath
frame, then weave in moss, small branches, and sprigs
of greenery. Add pastel ribbons, painted eggs, or tiny
wooden shapes for a seasonal flourish. It is a craft that
older children can help assemble, and the finished
wreath brings a welcoming touch to the entrance of
your garden.
Perhaps the most rewarding aspect of these projects
is the atmosphere they create. Rather than simply
placing decorations around the garden, families work
together to shape the space. Children develop a sense
of pride in seeing their creations displayed outdoors,
while parents enjoy the slower pace of a creative
afternoon spent together.
Once the decorations are in place, the garden naturally becomes
the setting for Easter traditions. An egg hunt among painted
stones and colourful stakes feels more magical, while a small
family picnic or afternoon tea outdoors becomes all the more
special surrounded by handmade details.
Easter is a celebration of renewal, colour, and the arrival of
spring. By transforming the garden with handmade decorations,
families can embrace the season in a simple yet meaningful way.
With a little creativity and a few hours together, your outdoor
space can become a joyful Easter setting filled with charm,
colour, and memories that last long after the chocolate eggs
have disappeared.
LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE
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