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Favorite Spring Things Free Printable & Vignette

Download this Favorite Spring Things Free Printable and gather inspiration from a fresh Easter vignette.

As the seasons change, it’s easy to be in the mood for bulbs and bunnies, especially after some of the frigid winters we get in the Northeast.

I love all of the fresh promise of spring, and Easter is one of my favorite holidays.

Favorite Spring Things Free Easter Printable and Vignette

Today I’m sharing an adorable free Favorite Spring Things printable with you, along with 32 other bloggers at the bottom of the post. I also decorated the freshly renovated dining room for the holiday and created this little vignette.

Our dining room has been through a few different phases over the years: we gave it a refresh with contrasting colors, added faux shiplap on the walls for a farmhouse makeover, and a few other smaller projects.

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After all the dust from the renovations settled, I was ready for Easter decorating!

The main focus for this room was keeping the feeling light and airy with a few fun additions you can do in your own home.

The Favorite Spring Things printable is perfect for a little Spring and Easter inspiration. I love using printables and watercolors to add a little extra seasonal flair to a room. They are easy to store and inexpensive to frame.

If you want to add some seasonality to the rest of your home, I have a few other watercolor printables available:

Closeup of Free Nest Watercolor Printable. — Nest Watercolor

Nina Hendrick Design Co. | Download this free Easter Watercolor Bunny Printable to help celebrate and decorate for spring. — Nest Watercolor

Tips for Styling a Vignette

I really wanted to create a sweet Easter scene for our dining room. This vignette is the perfect amount of “decoration” without going overboard. It sits on our sideboard next to our table.

Vignettes are a great introduction to tablescapes – like miniature versions! After you master vignettes, you will be ready to learn how to create tablescapes in no time!

Here are a few tips to styling a vignette:

Choose items unique to your style and the theme of the room.
Don’t be afraid to use color!
Cluster objects in odd numbers, like 3, 5, or 7, for larger spaces.
Vary the height of the items, starting with tallest on the outside and smaller toward the middle.
Vary the textures of objects, using wood, glass, flowers, greenery, bowls, etc.

Here are a few examples of other vignettes you can recreate yourself:

Spring vignette with purple flowers and free nest watercolor printable.

Remember, vignettes are meant to be glimpses into life. They should reflect the style of you and your family.

This vignette was easy to put together with a few items I picked up. It’s neutral enough to go with any tablescape, including ones with brightly colored flowers. You might even try something out of the ordinary with bold arrangements, like a purple tulip tablescape. I’ve never decorated for spring with purple before, but I love the way the color popped!

The sweet miniature daffodil bulbs came from Whole Foods, I couldn’t pass them up!

With the ground already soft, we’ll be able to plant them in the yard before they pass. The charming little wood bunny was a Target find that I couldn’t leave without. Unfortunately, he’s no longer available, but I sourced a similar one here!

As a side note, I wish I could tell you that I painted these adorable favorite spring things watercolors, but they were actually purchased on Creative Market. My watercolor skills are nowhere near up to par yet ;) So if you really love them, you can make your own artwork with them too!