Welcome to the next installment of thrifted goodies! Today I am sharing thrifted vintage basket finds, which I am dressing up for Easter. I love looking at thrift store items and giving them a new life. These thrift store finds have resurrected into Easter baskets {see what I did there?}.
Rachel from the Antiqued Journey and I share thrift store goodness every month and this month we are joined by Lynne from Thrifted Wonderland. Bonus!
Come on in and grab your beverage of choice, because this is a fun one and you’ll want to stick around. Rachel always has such wonderful inspiration and knowledge about thrift store shopping. She finds the best stuff so make sure to pay her a visit.
For the first time we have invited a guest to join in the thrift store goodness and Lynn from Thrifted Wonderland is just perfect! She is a master thrifter and you’ll want to see what she has to share.
Come on in and let me share these fun pieces I found thrift store shopping, and dressed up as Easter baskets. You can view the entire previous thrifted goodies series at the end of the post.
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thrifted silver Easter basket goodness
,Although all the pieces are baskets of some sort, I do not believe any of them were initially intended for the Easter holiday. The baskets vary from silver plate to wire to glass, but the silver color palette brings them all together.
Dressing the different baskets in their Sunday best only unifies them more, bringing an eclectic collection together. I had so much fun styling the different baskets with all sorts of Easter and spring goodness.
details of each thrifted Easter basket
a silver plate basket
I found this silver basket a few years ago, and I immediately thought it would make a great Easter basket styling. I used this fabulous basket when I created these paper napkin decoupaged Easter eggs.
Today I piled it high with plenty of spring and Easter goodness. It’s dressed up with a faux chocolate bunny, colorful eggs, floral smudge sticks, a boxwood wreath and a couple of green transfer ware dishes, which are also a recent thrift store find.
I have a slight obsession with transferware and green is my favorite. Check out my post {thrifted green transferware goodies} to see my collection. I have some spring plans for these beauties so stay tuned.
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a silver square wire basket
I shared this basket when I scored it with a rather large thrift store haul, which you can read about here {thrifted goodies – insights & inspiration} at last month’s thrifted goodies post. I recently used it as an egg basket to coral some beautiful home laid eggs here {how to create a deviled egg garnish board}.
Today the wire basket is piled high with decoupaged easter eggs sitting on a bed of Spanish moss and preserved bleached Ambernut branches, which I first shared here {springing into summer with a frame wreath}. A creamy velvet bow finishes off the basket.
a silverplate basketweave tub
I found the little basket years ago, and I love the basketweave pattern. I shared it in an Easter vignette last year {Easter egg tree decor and more}.
This year it’s piled high with Easter glitter eggs, which are crowned with a jeweled bird. As a juxtaposition to all the bling a bunch of feathers are tucked in for organic texture.
a mini round wire basket
This tiny wire basket has amazing detail. I just picked it up at the recent thrift shopping excursion where I found the green transferware dishes I shared above. This little basket can be dressed up for many different holidays throughout the year.
A tiny nest sits on top of speckled eggs with feathers tucked here and there. It’s so sweet and I wish I had more to put at everyone’s place setting at the easter table.
a silver glass votive holder
Ok, so this isn’t a basket per se, but that handle totally got me along with the metal filigree. I picked this up at the same recent shopping trip where I found the tiny basket above and green transferware dishes.
I figured it would fit right in with the basket theme, and then it will join my collection of mercury glass votives, which are sprinkled in plenty of vignettes and table scapes. For today it simply dons some sheet music scrolls and the handle is adorned with a pretty green velvet ribbon.
I hope his inspires you to look at thrift store finds with broad eyes and see all the possibilities each piece can bring.
thrifted Easter basket stylings
Although each basket is styled with an individual theme or flair, I brought them all together on the dining room table. They dress up the room for the holiday, but slowly I’ll start to sprinkle them around the house to add seasonal decor here and there.
more thrifted goodies inspiration
get the Easter basket look
“Easter is the only time it’s safe to put all your eggs in one basket.”
Evan Esar