This Easter vignette using a thrift store frame was easy to put together using items I had on hand. I love finding ways to use the stash of thrift store frames that I have. Using a pretty oval one as a base for the display pieces worked great.
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We’re excited to be co-hosting our annual Welcome, Spring Link Party again this year. The party gets started on March 28 and we’d love to have you join us. Along with the other co-hosts, we’re sharing a spring time post to kick off the party.
How to Make an Easter Vignette Using a Thrift Store Frame
Supplies Used for Easter Vignette on a Thrift Store Frame
- Thrift Store Oval Frame
- Vinyl
- Chalk Paint (white & blue) and paint brush
- Ceramic Bunny
- Blue Bud Vase
- Floral Greenery and Beads
- Faux Eggs
I can’t seem to pass up a pretty frame when I’m shopping at my local Goodwill. There is always an assortment to chose from and I enjoy finding ways to put them to use. I especially like when I find oval frames that are in good condition and just need a bit of paint to work with my decor.
After removing the screws holding the backing in place, I gave the frame a coat of white chalk paint. I like to start out with white and then add the final color.
My new favorite paint color is Agave by Waverly. I love the coastal look it has. I used it for my dollar store wall art makeover recently. The insert piece for this frame is made out of sturdy cardboard. I used a sheet of white vinyl from my Cricut stash to cover it because it was large enough and it was an easy way to adhere it without using glue.
I found these floral beads in my spring craft stash and they are a perfect color to use with the frame. I twisted two of them together and tied a white bow around the stems.
I have more eggs in my Easter stash than I can ever use. I pulled out some blue and green ones that have a pearlized look to them and nestled them into the beads.
I wanted to keep the look of the vignette simple, so I opted for greenery instead of blooms. The blue vase is one that’s usually on a corner shelf in my breakfast nook area.
The finishing touch was to add a ceramic bunny to the display. None of the pieces are glued to the frame, so I can easily change it up for other seasons.
Using items I had on hand is a budget friendly way to create a holiday decor piece. Shopping your own home is a good way to find ways to reuse items and to create new looks by mixing up the pieces from year to year.
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Easter Vignette Using a Thrift Store Frame
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Dee | Grammy's Grid says
Looks nice and I like that “coastal” blue shade of the frame and vase. Never thought of using a frame like that. Very clever! Pinned ♥
Beverly says
Thank you, Dee. I love this shade of blue, too. I appreciate the pin!
Gail says
What a great idea to create this lovely Spring vignette using a picture frame!
Beverly says
Thank you, Gail. I love finding fun ways to use frames.
Jenny says
What an adorable way to reuse an oval frame. That’s the cutest way to display your easter decor. That blue color is so pretty.
Beverly says
I’m in love with this shade of blue. I want to paint everything! Thank you, Jenny!
Mother of 3 says
Very pretty and I just love the color scheme. Pinned.
Beverly says
Thank you, Joanne and thanks for the pin!
Marci says
I love the idea of using an oval frame as a tray. ‘Very clever! Your Spring Vignette is lovely! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
Beverly says
Thanks, Marci! I love finding fun ways to use thrift store frames.
Emily says
This is totally my favorite color of the chalk paint too! I love the way the whole vignette turned out
Beverly says
It’s such a gorgeous shade of blue! Thank you, Emily!
Marilyn says
Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared.