Holidays & Entertaining Easter Easter Decorating Easter Egg Ornaments on Trees Is the Spring Holiday Decor You Need Tree decorating isn't just for Christmas! These are our favorite Easter egg ornaments for decorating Easter trees for spring. By Emily VanSchmus Emily VanSchmus Instagram Emily VanSchmus is the assistant digital home editor at Better Homes & Gardens, where she covers home decor, entertaining ideas, and more. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Updated on October 13, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Not all eggs belong in a basket! Display Easter egg ornaments on trees rather than in traditional baskets and bowls. Easter egg trees started as a traditional outdoor decoration in Scandinavia and Germany but have recently increased in popularity in the United States. There are 64,000+ Instagram posts tagged #eastertree, and each one is prettier than the last. This spring, create your own decorative Easter egg tree or purchase one as a spring centerpiece that will steal the show at your Easter brunch. Bring the tradition inside by decorating a small faux tree or collection of branches with flowers, cut paper shapes, and dyed Easter eggs. Decorated Easter trees are a colorful and festive way to welcome the spring season. These are some of our favorite looks. An Easter Tree Will Give Your Home a Burst of Happy Spring Color 01 of 06 Cracked Egg Easter Tree Blaine Moats Part Easter buy, part Easter DIY! Papier-mâché eggs come pre-cracked; all you need to do is apply a coat or two of colorful chalk-finish paint. To make your Easter twig tree, fill a tall vase with cut pussy willow branches and gently hang the painted Easter egg ornaments. Finish the display with metallic Easter grass and chocolates wrapped in gold foil. Make Natural Easter Egg Dyes with Ingredients in Your Kitchen 02 of 06 Blooming Easter Egg Tree Linda Pugliese This gorgeous Easter tree craft proves simple is best. Start this handmade spring centerpiece with a tall, cylindrical vase. Add a couple of cut blooming branches to create the base, then decorate the Easter branches with dyed eggs hung with satin ribbons. We chose ivory ribbon with eggs of different hues to create an earthy yet cohesive look. 03 of 06 Glittery Easter Egg Tree Jacob Fox Add a bit of glam to your holiday table with this glittery Easter egg tree. Create several decorated eggs and hang them from pink painted branches. Display the finished arrangement in a tall ceramic vase. 04 of 06 Outdoor Easter Tree They may not be eggs, but they're one of the prettiest signs of spring! Set the mood for Easter with a tree decorated with a kaleidoscope of cheery butterflies. Use a paper punch to cut cardstock butterflies in seasonal shades of pink, yellow, and orange. We added detail to the butterflies using an acrylic paint pen, outlining some and decorating others. Insert cut branches in an outdoor planter filled with floral foam and cover the top with purchased moss. 7 Ways to Attract Monarch Butterflies to Your Garden 05 of 06 Pastel Easter Tree Easter tree ornaments don't have to be complicated. Cut-out paper birds and simple colored eggs dress up a bucket filled with tall branches in this spring centerpiece. Using plastic eggs and paper keeps the arrangement light enough so it won't tip over. To make it, fill a colored bucket with sand, insert branches, then hang the handmade paper bird ornaments and plastic eggs to complete the display. 06 of 06 Paper Egg Easter Tree You don't need blown-out eggs to create pretty Easter tree ornaments. These colorful hanging eggs made from paper are the perfect Easter craft for kids. Work with your little ones to cut egg shapes out of construction or scrapbooking paper, then help them decorate each egg with colorful stickers and ribbons. We hung our finished paper eggs from pussy willow branches arranged in a rustic metal bucket. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit