The Most Unique Outdoor Easter Decorations That'll Make Your House Standout

Easter is basically an open invitation to take your party outside since the weather is finally warm enough to do so. That said, you'll probably need to start preparing for your annual Easter egg hunt — like yesterday. Once you tackle the fallen leaves and sparse grass spots in your yard (spring cleaning for your yard, no?), dress up your yard, deck, front porch, or doorstep with these outdoor Easter decorations. While all of these decoration ideas celebrate what the cheery holiday is known for — decorated eggs, bright flowers, and soft pastels — they all come with different DIY experience levels, so you can craft party-ready decor no matter your skill set. Lucky for you, even if you opt for the easiest DIY, you'll instantly up your home's curb appeal, making it the most festive house on the block. The Easter bunny won't miss it, that's for sure.

More subtle than pastel options, this wreath leans on Mother Nature's gorgeous hues — Robin's egg blue, cream, and brown — to liven up your front door. To make, wrap a foam wreath form with burlap and attach broken egg shells, quail eggs, feathers, dried leaves, and flowers until the entire wreath is covered.

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Make your Easter egg hunt just as eye-catching as it is fun. To make these adorable markers, cut bunny, carrot, and egg shapes out of sturdy card stock. Then hot-glue to wooden craft sticks and scatter throughout your yard.

A pretty bouquet of flowers easily brightens any space. DIY your own hanging planter and attach it to your porch for a splash of color.

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Show the Easter bunny where he belongs — at your house! — with this farmhouse-chic wooden bunny, complete with a faux flower tail.

Get the tutorial at Raggedy Bits »

Proof that garland works for all holidays. Give any ol' store-bought garland a touch of cheer by incorporating ditsy flowers, decoupaged eggs, and pastel accents.

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For as little upkeep as possible, fill flower boxes with artificial grass and plastic Easter eggs. When Easter is over, swap the eggs for faux flowers.

Get the tutorial at Sadie's Seasongoods »

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Spruce up a craft grapevine wreath by wrapping colorful thread throughout. Hang a trio of decorated wooden eggs in the center to add fun movement when you open the door to greet guests.

Because clay pots don't exactly scream Easter, recycled baskets painted in white or pastels can serve as planters for the big holiday.

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Skip the mess of Easter egg dyeing by covering plastic eggs with crepe paper to achieve a door-worthy look.

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For a sugary-sweet display, dot marshmallow Peeps (yep, real ones!) on foam cones and place on your doorstep. It's a not-so-subtle hint at what's to come: chocolate eggs, jelly beans, and more treats.

Get the tutorial at Country Peony »

The beauty about pressed flowers is that you turn them into just about anything. In this case, seal flowers between two sheets of tulle inside a hoop and hang somewhere it'll be seen.

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Build a ladder with an array of branches, and then switch up the decor as the seasons change. To make it appropriate for Easter, dress it with bright flowers to match the holiday's mood.

Get the tutorial at Ashbee Design »

The loveliest thing about this floral chandelier is that it can be reused for weddings, birthdays, or any other special occasions.

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Some chalk paint, a little sandpaper, and a rabbit stencil can transform an old wooden basket into an Easter-themed planter. Just add any faux or real greens!

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With some paint and glue, old teapots and dishes become a perfect garden decoration to let birds to join in on the Easter fun.

Get the tutorial at Morena's Corner »

Add screen mesh to a cute frame from the dollar store to show off pastel paper doilies-turned-flowers.

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If you save your selvages from sewing projects, you can make an adorable table topper out of it. After you finish sewing them together, cut out an egg shape and line with a binding.

Get the tutorial at Hey, Let's Make Stuff »

Although this DIY requires drilling and belt sanding, you can use the wooden carrots for years to come.

Get the tutorial at Instructables, by BALES »