March 3, 2019 - Frugal Coupon Living

The best way to welcome a new season is to display festive decor on your door. Celebrate eggs, bunnies, flowers & moss with these Inspirational DIY Spring Easter Wreaths.

Inspirational Spring Easter Wreaths

“Hippity hop hop, Easter’s it’s way…”

Since we moved to DC, our front door decor has been lacking. Mostly because our wreaths didn’t fair well in the move but also because we went from having a front porch to a stoop. This means all my outdoor decor had to either be prepared only to last one year or had to have the ability to get wet. I went for plan A on most of the seasons, replacing my front door seasonal decor every year – no, it wasn’t the frugal way to go about things. However, I learned if I could craft my own projects, seasonal door decor because a little bit more affordable than buying a brand new wreath every year.

Spring Easter Wreaths

With myself in mind and you all secondary (chuckle… I cannot tell you how many posts are created because I am searching for something for our home), I found some of the best Inspirational DIY Spring Easter Wreaths for your front door. Let us all welcome flowers and eggs and wave good-bye to snow and frost!

Come on in Peter Rabbit, see you next year Elsa and Olaf!

Hometalk really went outside the box with this creative Spring Easter Wreath! Turn tulips upside down into a festive carrot wreath. | Hometalk

Grab your spring fabrics and two embroidery hoops. Add pom-pom tail to make the cutest Easter Bunny ever! This wreath is perfect for indoors. | Design Improvised

Welcome spring with this rainbow Easter egg wreath! Skip the mess of dying by using crepe paper instead! | The House that Lars Built (I think this is one of the most talented, creative blogs!)

This is a simple DIY spring Easter wreath with some Pottery Barn Inspiration. We love it. | Details Blog

Guess what makes this adorable Easter Bunny Wreath. Moss Ribbon. Add it to your craft cabinet. | House by Hoff

Jen is always so talented. Grab your plastic Easter eggs and Washi Tape for this spring Easter wreath tutorial. (Also seen in our Spring and Easter Home Decor Ideas.) | Tatertots and Jello

Brighten up your door with this DIY Spring Easter Wreath made using an incredibly easy simple paper flower technique. | Gathering Beauty

You will never guess what makes up these carrots…. and for some humor, I love how the bloggers incorporates dialogue in her images (get ready to giggle!) | Paint Yourself a Smile

This mama is the queen of tulip wreaths! How pretty is this peach Easter tulip wreath on a teal door? It makes me want to paint my door. | The How to Mom

Only two supplies required for this Farmhouse Egg Grapevine Wreath. It is incredibly simple. | Live Laugh Rowe

Is this not the cutest thing you have ever seen? This DIY Spring Chick Easter wreath requires only two supplies. We found 36 Easter Chicks available online. | Adventures and Play

Simple DIY hoop wreath that’s busting with tulips and a macrame detail. Modern but with a farmhouse touch. This technique used the twine took me back to my childhood friendship bracelet days. | Clumpsy Crafter

This spring pom pom wreath wrapped in twine is inspiring – perfect for any crafter. I would love to perfect a pom pom like that! | Lil Luna

How cute is this Easter wreath from Shelly? Adorable and springy and best of all, affordable, it is made from Dollar Store supplies! | 100 Things 2 Do

Get inspired by the multiple spring floral umbrella wreaths this Easter by Jill. (Also seen in our Spring and Easter Home Decor Ideas.) | One Good Thing by Jillee

The best way to welcome a new season is to display festive decor on your door. Celebrate eggs, bunnies, & moss with these DIY Spring Easter Wreaths. #FrugalCouponLiving #Easter

This blooming egg Spring Easter Wreath is homemade and fun! | A Pumpkin and a Princess

Guess what creates these natural flowers? This wreath is made of wooden spoons – who knew!? | Blitsy

Get square! Grab a frame and get crafting with this picture frame and Easter grass. | The CSI Project

If you sew, download this free bunny Spring Easter wreath pattern and tutorial. | Bustle and Sew

These flowers pop! This spring wreath is made entirely out of gift wrap! | Whimziville

How adorable is this Easter wreath stand? A quick and easy tabletop spring wreath with an organic feel. | The Art of Doing Stuff

We think you will also love these Free Easter Printables You Want this Spring! Pin to Pinterest.

Get inspired by this Inspiring Farmhouse Easter Decor. Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look at these Easter Egg Dying Ideas Outside of the Carton. Pin to Pinterest.

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Last Updated on March 29, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Looking for a fun dessert this Father’s Day? Perhaps a chocolate dessert on a lovely day? We love these easy to make BBQ Grill Cupcakes made with everyone’s favorite Betty Crocker Cake Mix and Icing!

BBQ Grill Cupcakes

Cupcakes are fun, individually wrapped treats we all know and love. We wanted to twist your typical cupcake for the BBQ grill. These make great desserts for picnic, Father’s Day, summer backyard events and more. Best of all, these cupcakes are easy, fun for little helpers, and will look like you slaved all day in the kitchen making them!

Don’t forget our inspirational Father’s Day Cake Designs too!

Pair this idea with our Fathers’ Day BBQ Mason Jar Gift Idea with free SVG Files.

BBQ Cupcakes

Ingredients:

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Directions:

First, preheat your oven and line a cupcake pan with cupcake liners.

Prepare your cupcakes as directed on the box. (Gotta love this easy step!)

Separate your can of frosting into two separate cups.

Place a couple drops of yellow food coloring in one cup and a couple drops of red food coloring in the other cup and mix.

Place your star tip in the bottom of a large decorating bag.

Scoop your yellow frosting into one side of the bag and the red frosting into the other side of the bag.

Frost a swirl onto each cupcake and top off with your yellow sugar sprinkles.

Melt two cups of your chocolate melting candy in a microwave safe dish on 50% power for 3 to 4 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds until melted.

Scoop your all the chocolate into a decorating bag and cut a small tip off the end.

Next, lay your parchment paper out on the table and draw small 4 inch circles with lines across with your melted chocolate bag and let harden.

When your chocolate grill tops have hardened, place them gently on top of your cupcakes.

Cut small squares from your gum drops, place them on a toothpick to look like a skewer, and set it gently on top of your chocolate grill.

Add a couple orange mike and Ike’s and/or Junior Mints to each grill.

Finally, to make the grill marks on your hot dogs, dip the end of a toothpick into brown food coloring and press gently onto each orange Mike and Ike.

BBQ Grill Cupcakes – Father’s Day Idea!

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Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

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Ingredients

Betty Crocker chocolate cake mix
Betty Crocker whipped vanilla frosting
Wilton chocolate melting candy
Gumdrops
Mike and Ike’s
Junior Mints
Yellow sugar sprinkles
Brown, red, and yellow food coloring

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Instructions

Preheat your oven and line a cupcake pan with cupcake liners.
Prepare your cupcakes as directed on the box.
Separate your can of frosting into two separate cups.
Place a couple drops of yellow food coloring in one cup and a couple drops of red food coloring in the other cup and mix.
Place your star tip in the bottom of a large decorating bag.
Scoop your yellow frosting into one side of the bag and the red frosting into the other side of the bag.
Frost a swirl onto each cupcake and top off with your yellow sugar sprinkles.
Melt two cups of your chocolate melting candy in a microwave safe dish on 50% power for 3 to 4 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds until melted.
Scoop your all the chocolate into a decorating bag and cut a small tip off the end.
Lay your parchment paper out on the table and draw small 4 inch circles with lines across with your melted chocolate bag and let harden.
When your chocolate grill tops have hardened, place them gently on top of your cupcakes.
Cut small squares from your gum drops, place them on a toothpick to look like a skewer, and set it gently on top of your chocolate grill.
Add a couple orange mike and Ike’s and/or Junior Mints to each grill.
To make the grill marks on your hotdogs, dip the end of a toothpick into brown food coloring and press gently onto each orange Mike and Ike.