Welcome to Karins Kottage Linky Party #267 where you can find lots of fun ideas for your home. It is such a pleasure to host this party every week. Highlighting 4-6 bloggers each week is such a treat for me and I hope for each of you too!
Hope you all had a beautiful Easter Sunday celebrating with friends and family.
Who am I highlighting this week?
I am so glad you asked! First up is My Family Thyme 5 easy ways to to welcome spring into your kitchen. I just love her idea of hanging a spring wreath in the kitchen.
I think I might like to hang one on my my pantry door. She shares lots of other simple and refreshing ideas for your kitchen.
Cottage in the mitten had me smitten (did you like my rhyming there haha) with her blue, white and a little bit of pink tablescape.
The large blue vase in the middle is just so eye catching!
The little touch of light pink dinner plates just makes for a beautiful inviting table.
Speaking of pink look at this thrifted tablescape that Thrifting wonderland created!
Truly she is a master at finding such beautiful items at the thrift store and then putting them all together like magic!
I seriously need to be thrifting more often!
A few years ago I used all thrifted items to create my dining room here.
You are going to love these 5 ideas of how to repurpose Easter garlands from Feet under My Table. Leslie shares some super creative ideas!
Everything from making napkin rings to place cards, silverware bundles and more!
Make sure you pop over to see all of her fun ideas!
Karins Kottage Happenings
I gave them simple little Easter baskets with a couple of goodies and treats in them.
We had a fun Easter egg hunt in the house with the grandkids.
They always look forward to the hunt 🙂
Then we had everyone including a couple of nephews and niece over for Easter dinner on Sunday. I made a delicious ham, roasted mashed potatoes (plus a vegan option as well), roasted orange carrots and roasted asparagus.
Madeline my vegan daughter made a gorgeous vegetable tart.
My granddaughter made bunny rolls, my niece made a yummy salad and her hubby made the best focaccia bread.
Emily my youngest daughter made an amazing lemon cake with fresh raspberry frosting but I did not get a photo!
Nevertheless it was a delicious feast!
Joanne says
Even as a parent I always looked forward to the egg hunts (at grandparents or in-law’s houses!). They are so much fun and while I don’t mind buying and stuffing the eggs I really dislike having to hide them myself. My boys are all too big for that now but I know they have such fond memoires of candy overload. Sounds like you had a really delicious Easter too!
Kim Waldorf says
So many great posts! Thanks so much for highlighting my Easter table! Have a wonderful week!
Julie Briones says
Thanks for hosting each and every week, Karin!! Have a wonderful weekend!
Jenna says
Thanks so much Karin! Your Easter party sounds like so much fun, and everyone brought wonderful goodies! I’ve always wanted to try making a vegetable tart like that, so show stopping!
Debbie-Dabble says
Karin,
Thanks again for hosting this lovely party every week! I know how much time goes into doing so and I want you to know that it is greatly appreciated!! Stay safe, healthy and happy!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Lynne says
Hi Karin, I always look forward to your great Blogs. Thanks so much for hosting the link party each week. Appreciate the feature for the thrifted tablescape. Its always a fun challenge to put together a table setting using thrifted items. Have a great week.
Lynne, Thrifting Wonderland
Rachelle says
You always have the best family dinners. Everyone must love coming over 🙂
RR
debra@commonground says
Your Easter Dinner sounds amazing! thanks so much for having us over. Have a great week!