OOTD: Easter Brunch

Hey everyone!

Happy Friday to everyone! And a happy Good Friday to all of you that celebrate Easter!  I'm at home with my family for the weekend, and my sister is on her way home as we speak--we're so excited to decorate Easter eggs tonight! (yes we're in college...yes we still decorate Easter eggs :) )  I know I say this in almost every blog post but I honestly can't believe how close summer is! I have less than one month left of school then I'm home for the summer...and more classes over the summer haha!  

Anyway, here's a dressy outfit inspiration for Easter Sunday.  You can wear it to church, brunch or Easter dinner (or wherever else you want...), I think it's adorable! I especially am in love with the earrings!

This outfit is SO springy--with lots of pastels, florals and even a bright pop of green (if you're feeling adventurous).  The accessories are my favorite part of the outfit--but I love the dress as well!  You can find everything I used here.  I hope you all have an amazing weekend--whether you're with your family or by yourself, and whether you're celebrating Easter or not.  

What's your Easter outfit this year?

Comment and let me know! <3

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DIY Easter Candle Holders

xo Sarah

DIY: Easter Candle Holders--ft. Terra Cotta Pots

Hey everyone!  

Can you believe Easter is this Sunday?! This year is flying by, summer is so close to being here--it's completely crazy to me!  So, to honor the upcoming holiday (for those of you who celebrate), I'm going to show you these super cure candle holders, completely Easter themed!  They're super inexpensive and cute; you can make them for any holiday too!  I wish I could take the credit for the idea, but it actually came from my mom, aka the most artistic/crafty person in the world.  While I was home over spring break, this was one of our little projects :) I hope you all enjoy!

Here's the finished product:

The only things you'll need:

1. Four Terra Cotta Pots-- 4 for $1.99 at Michael's

2. Paint Brushes and Your favorite colored paints-- .50 cents each at Michaels

3. Any color ribbon you like

4. A glue gun

5. Fake Grass/Festive Figurines (optional)

Step 1: Paint your four pots a base color

(I chose yellow)

Step 2: Add your favorite design--anything you want!

First, I painted the rims of them purple

Then, I added a zigzag design and some dots on them

Step 3: Take two of the pots and glue the small bottoms of them together.  

Tie a ribbon around the middle to cover up the seam between the pots.

Step 4: Glue your candle into the pots, then glue some plastic grass into the pot around the candle.

Step 5: Add some fun figurines! :)

We just used parts that had broken off of old Easter decorations!

Now, you're done! 

You have an adorable center piece for the holiday!

I hope you all enjoyed!

If you try this make sure to let me know how it turned out! :)

Comment if you like the idea! 

xo Sarah

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