Easter Decor DIY Ideas on a Budget l Farmhouse Easter DIY Decor | Budget Friendly DIYs 2026

Hi everyone! I'm Rebecca Virginia and today I have some brand new spring DIYs to share with you. These are using Dollar Tree supplies to again make some really fun spring DIYs. We're going to start off by dressing up our front door and making a nice spring wreath. I hope the weather is warming up near you. Actually when I filmed this little intro here it was really cold out, but it has started to warm up a little bit. So let me know in the comments down below if it's feeling like spring where you live. I grabbed one of the wreath forms from the Dollar Tree and also some of the new Dollar Tree Easter ribbon. Originally I started out with five different types of ribbon, but you will see very soon I just think it's too many. Stick with four. I've done four in the past and thought I was going to be different and add in a fifth one, but it really didn't work out. So I would say just pick four different types of ribbon. I ended up going with two of the carrot ribbons, a blue, and also a burlap. I'm using zip ties to make sure that my ribbon stays attached to the wreath form. This is a super easy way to create a wreath. Before I have cut out all the different pieces, put them together, I'll leave that link down below or up above for you to check out, but this one is truly the easiest way to make a wreath. You just create a little bump of the ribbon, add down a zip tie, and then pull the ribbon apart just like I'm doing right now. You can pull it in all sorts of different directions. You can decide to have all your ribbon going the exact same way or like me where I pulled it in the different directions to kind of make a hodgepodge of all of the different ribbons. So again you're going to take the ribbon, create a little bump with it, and then grab your zip tie and zip tie the ribbon down to the wreath form. Of course the smaller the bump, you'll have a little bit less to work with and to pull and the larger the bump that you make with the ribbon, the easier it is going to be. Let me know in the comments down below if you plan on making a spring wreath. I have really gotten into the wreath making lately in the past couple years and especially with what feels like a pretty long winter, it is just so nice to bring out all of these pastel colors and I'm getting really excited for the warmer weather. So again I just wanted to show you a couple more times in case you were confused. I'm creating that bump with the ribbon and then making sure that it stays down to our wreath form by using zip ties. I know you could also use jute or really whatever you have on hand to tie it down, but zip ties are just so easy and the Dollar Tree sells them in the hardware section so you can pick them up while you're already there getting all of your Easter and ribbon supplies. Once I created a couple of the bumps, I went ahead and started to pull the ribbon apart. I decided to have them go in different directions, but if you pulled them all into one direction, maybe always had the carrots on the inside or always had the carrots on the outside, I think that would look nice too. Fast forward to having the wreath completely done and when I started to accessorize it, I forgot to hit record, but all that I did was add some of the jute carrots from the Dollar Tree. I made a bow with the remaining ribbons up at the top, just a very simple bow, and then I loved the little fuzzy bunny bum, so I hot glued that to the bottom so he looks like he's diving into our carrot ribbons, and then I really liked the jute eggs that they had. They had lots of different colors this year. I had never seen this blue before. I also picked up the green and the yellow. Really loved that, so I did put about four of the blue jute eggs all the way around the wreath and I love how this looks, especially all of the bright colors. Usually I do pinks and greens, but I was having a lot of fun using blue for this DIY video and I continued that trend into this wood bunny. The Dollar Tree had really nice wood cutouts this year. I saw bunnies and chicks and eggs. I picked up the bunny, which you'll see right now, and I also picked up the egg. I wanted to give this a little bit of a makeover. I liked the rustic look, but I was going for a little bit more cottagecore, a little bit more whimsical. I had some of this scrapbooking paper, oh my goodness, from quite a few years ago and I pieced it together. I had to cut it out of lots of different sections because I was trying to use it all up. I adhered it down with a bit of hot glue and then I used the same paper again on the bunny's ears. I wanted to make this a little bit more feminine, kind of have that cottagecore vibe, so I had this really nice lacy white ribbon. So originally I cut it out in the bunny ear shape, but I didn't really like that, so I ended up just laying down a little bit of hot glue, placing the ribbon on top of it, and then once the hot glue had dried, I went in with my scissors and basically just cut around the bunny's ears and I really loved that touch. Usually you'll paint the inside of the bunny's ears pink, but I thought this just kind of added something a little bit different and I also like the lacy texture that it added. For the final touch to not only kind of hide where the ribbon meets the scrapbooking paper, but also just because I thought it was really cute, I had some blue ribbon, which of course just went perfectly, so I made that into a quick little bow and hot glued that right at the bottom of the ears. And of course it's not a bunny DIY without a nice bright white cottontail, so I picked these up in a pack at Dollar Tree and hot glued that onto the tail area. Next up, it's not spring unless we have some fresh florals, so I thought what better way to celebrate spring than to decorate a floral vase, again using all of my Dollar Tree supplies. So these, I kind of would call them a hurricane vase I picked up at the Dollar Tree. I actually used it for my bridal shower quite a few years ago. I will link that video up above if you want to check it out and all the other DIYs I did for my bridal shower, but all I really did for this one was paint the lower third of the hurricane vase with some white paint. So I'm kind of giving it a little bit of a makeover. I used that same crochet lacy looking ribbon and covered the white section of this hurricane vase and then hot glued it into place. So originally I really liked these little wood cutouts of the bunnies and the eggs. I painted them and I was going to put these all around the vase, but I didn't really like the way it looked once I got them all the way around. They were kind of popping out and a little too 3D. I wanted something a little bit more flush. I don't know. I still like it, but it just wasn't really the vibe. I think I wanted different colors, so I ended up using the styrofoam eggs from Dollar Tree instead. I painted them white with some brown speckles on them, a light pink color, and then also this purple. So I took off all of those wood cutouts and decided to use these instead. I just hot glued them all the way around the vase, and of course it's not complete without some fresh flowers that I picked up at my local grocery store. If you're planning on hosting Easter dinner or having anyone over in the spring season, a really fun way to display your napkin is by making a little bird nest out of it. It's super easy. I folded a napkin in half and then started to roll it. Then you're going to grab the end and just roll it on up. Once it is completely rolled, you'll kind of have this pointed diamond section up there at the top. After you tuck the tail in, you're going to pull the diamond in half, fold it over, and flip it over, and then you will see the nest take shape. Then you're just going to tuck the napkin down into the outer sections. This would look really cute with a brown or a linen colored napkin. I only have this super bright one, but I didn't want to go out and buy new napkins just for this video. So I'm using this one, but I really think if you do it the color of the nest, it'd be really pretty. So I'll show you again. You fold your napkin in half and then start to roll it up, leaving a little bit of the diamond up at the top. Then grab it on the left hand side and start to roll. You're going to take the end and tuck it into the napkin anywhere really that there is a fold. Once you stand it up, you're going to split those in half, peel them over, and then flip your nest and tuck in all of your ends. Because there's lots of folds in this, it's really easy. Anything that pops out, you just tuck it back in and then kind of like pull it apart, make it a little bit messier and bigger so it really looks like that nest. I ended up using some wood eggs from Dollar Tree, but I think it'd be really pretty with some baby's breath. You can add in a person's name tag if you are hosting maybe an Easter dinner, but I think it's a really fun way to make a twist on a normal napkin setting. This next DIY is actually functional, but besides being a drink coaster, I also just think it's a really cute DIY. You could display it, kind of have it perched up against a cutting board like I do, but these are made to be coasters. I do use waterproof Mod Podge so you can put your drink down on it. I started off by cutting out a bunny face onto some construction paper. You can do whatever image you want. If you don't want to do a bunny, you can do an egg. That would even be a little bit easier. You could do a chick. You could do whatever design that you want. Then I had some jute rope. You can either use the nautical rope from Dollar Tree that you'll find in the artificial flower section, or you can use the thinner jute that you'll find on the crafter's square section. I liked this one because it was a little bit thicker, so it didn't take me quite as long to do. And the tutorial is really easy. You're just adding a bit of hot glue and going around and around and around. If anything, it's more time consuming than it is actually difficult. The only slightly difficult part were the ears. I thought I would do both of them at the same time, but it was actually just a lot faster and easier to do one ear at a time going around and around with this rope jute. On one of the bunny shapes a little bit higher up so it wouldn't get in the way of actually placing a drink down onto the face, I am going to add a little pink bow. But before I do that, I want to make these waterproof. So if you have a drink down and condensation happens and it starts to drip, it's not going to really ruin your project. So I went over both of my bunny shapes with a good thick amount of some waterproof mod podge, and I left that to dry for about 12 hours. When I came back, they were perfect and sealed. I added on with a little bit of hot glue that pink bow, and these are perfect. I'm not sure if I'm going to use them as actual coasters or just use them for decor, but I really love them. So these frames I have seen all over Instagram and YouTube. They're kind of having a viral moment here, and I love them. I picked them both up. The butterfly one I don't think needs much of a makeover, but the gold one I did end up giving a nice makeover to, and I really like the way that it turned out. But again, that butterfly one is perfect with the black and then the brushed gold. I just added a tiny bit more of the rub and all around it just to make it have a little bit less of the shiny plastic look to it, and I love the way that that one came out. For the gold one, I completely covered it in some black paint. If you had black spray paint, that would be a much faster way, but it is freezing cold here right now. We even got a little bit of snow, which is uncharacteristic for us, so I didn't know if the paint in my garage was going to be frozen or anything. So it was a tiny mirror, so I just decided to cover it completely with some black paint, and then I went in again with the rub and buff and a paper towel, and love the way that this one turned out. Also, if you like the images and the frames, I will have the free printables linked down below. Thanks so much for watching. Until next time, keep searching, keep creating.