Decorate for Easter

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Decorate for Easter

The sisters enjoy decorating the home on any holiday, and Easter is no exception. Here, Anna and Clara have gathered several suggestions on how you can decorate your home as well.

April 2022

Dancer. The little paper ballerina makes her pirouette from the beautiful spring branches. You can create a spring bouquet with branches from your own garden in just a few weeks. Cut off some branches with a pair of secateurs and rinse them thoroughly.

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Fresh shoots. “It is important that the branches are well moistened, so they are better equipped to cope indoors,” says Clara as she cuts the lower leaves and flowers off the branches. She then places the branches in a vase by the window so they can get enough sunlight to bloom.

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Ornament with paper ballerina

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Precious details. The colourful ribbons are a beautiful detail added to the already breathtaking Easter eggs. Anna has created these herself using pressed flowers.

Spring branches with Easter decorations spread joy throughout the entire home, dear Anna.

CLARA

And there is something quite special about homemade decorations.

ANNA

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Easter eggs with pressed flowers

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Natural. “A pretty wreath with natural dyed eggs can adorn the wall or the door,” Anna smiles.

How to. Tie a wreath with thin branches, such as willow branches, and glue dyed eggs and feathers on with a glue gun.

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Edible colours. “It is quite easy to dye your Easter eggs yourself,” Anna says. She uses blueberries and red cabbage to attain blue eggs, turmeric for yellow eggs and coffee and tea for various brown hues.

Easter is a wonderful mix of lovely decorations and fun antics…

CLARA

… and indeed, a time where you can unleash your creativity.

ANNA

Paper cuttings of Easter. The sisters enjoy old, Danish traditions, such as snowdrop letters, also called “gækkebreve” in Danish. Snowdrop letters are sent to your loved ones without a signature, and so they must guess who the sender is. “Beautiful, colourful letters can also be used as decorations in the window,” Anna smiles.

Creative cuttings. Make your own snowdrop letter and send it someone you hold dear. Instead of folding the letter, you can glue it onto a sheet of coloured paper or cardboard.

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