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Table settings, decorations, cookware and just plain cute things for your Easter brunch!
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Easter Egg Tree
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I came to Easter late. When growing up (and in fact I still do) spent most of Easter Sunday in church. However, after church people come over and there is baking and cooking and a good old fashioned brunch. I like being able to have most of it set up and ready before hand, including decorations. This year I'm really loving the Easter Egg tree with it's old fashioned white painted tree self, it's fun to decorate ahead of schedule as you are waiting for all those eggs to boil.
Updated Feb 26, 2008
Egg Ornaments
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Back when I was in middle school we learned how to make Ukrainian eggs. These pastel egg ornaments remind me of the eggs we learned how to make that day, but they won't go bad and they'll look adorable on my white Easter Egg Tree. The white patterns against the pastel, make for a nice creamy setting for the first blush of spring.
Updated Feb 26, 2008
Fuzzy Chicks
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No Easter brunch is complete without the cute hidden table decorations. These fuzzy chicks are just as cute as their live counterparts, but far less mess (and perhaps a tad more responsible). I'd like to put one next to the place card at each guest's place setting on my Easter brunch table. Their innocent and inquisitive expression are exactly what's needed to help set the mood.
Updated Feb 26, 2008
Williams Sonoma Personalized Easter Baskets
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I never believed that there was an Easter bunny. To do so would have lessened the importance of the holiday. However, that didn't stop us from having Easter baskets. The kick off of the season was really when we dragged our Easter baskets out and started sneaking things the rest of the family's basket when no one was looking. After a week of sneaking around, we opened them after Easter brunch. My basket was an odd straw thing that was shaped like a bunny, but I love these plaid baskets with personalized names on them.
Updated Feb 26, 2008
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Easter Grass
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At Christmas I hate tinsel. And in the spring I normally hate that cheesy fake plastic grass that lines Easter Baskets. Not so with this grass. It's more of a shredded paper. Quality green shredded paper can be reused year to year for Easter baskets and doesn't stick to everything like that silly plastic grass.
Updated Feb 26, 2008
Chick Feet Wire Egg Holders
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They say the Queen has a boiled brown egg every morning for breakfast. Well, I'm certainly not royalty but I like to be able to provide what my guests like. These chick feet wire egg holders are cute and casual, perfect for the Easter brunch I like to offer to my guests...and if they get a chance to feel like royalty who am I to deny them? :-)
Updated Feb 26, 2008
Easter Bunny Tiny Taper Holders
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To me these rabbits look like Peter Cottontail ready to bounce all over my Easter brunch and bring fun to the festivities. Normally I'm not a pastel fan, but come spring I throw all my strong colors to the wind and embrace the soft, feminine and sweet. These tiny candle holders are perfect for my Easter brunch!
Updated Feb 26, 2008
Easter Egg Candles
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One thing I don't understand is how people can keep candles for so long, my candle barely have a shelf life of half a year (and that's if I'm being careful)! Granted I might burn candles more than the average person, but I'm beginning to think that's a good thing as it allows me to buy pretty new candles all the time. Candles, like these adorable Easter egg candles. In various Easter colors and egg shapes, they make a nice decoration on the Easter Buffet!
Updated Feb 26, 2008
Alabaster Eggs
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I'm an odd girl, though I love Easter and the decoration potential of Easter eggs, I hate the taste of Easter eggs. Well, it's not just Easter eggs per say, but all boiled eggs. These alabaster eggs are the perfect thing for me. They are in pretty pastel, but I don't have to boil them and I don't have to worry about eating them. It's the perfect thing for brunch! Decorations without the associated hassle.
Updated Feb 26, 2008
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Panoramic Sugar Eggs
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My stepmother loves decorative sugar. Whether it be decorative sugar cubes for her latest tea or some special confectionery that catches her fancy. As such, every year I try to get her something special for Easter. This panoramic sugar egg is just the trick. It's sugary (she actually likes those crazy frosted sugar cookies), it's cute and it has a darling little chick hatching.
Updated Feb 26, 2008
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