Ways to Use Moss in Spring & Easter Decor

If you like to use moss in your home decor, then this post is for you! Today we’re discussing ways to use fabulous moss texture in your Spring and Easter home decor accents.

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Celebrating Spring & Easter with Incredible Inspiration

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Moss Decor Accents for Spring & Easter

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Moss is an easy choice for Spring decor with its green color and natural freshness. Come on in and let’s talk all about different ways to use moss in Spring and Easter decor.

Wreaths

Wreaths are welcoming happy elements to add to any decor arrangement, and by adding moss it immediately amps the fresh and organic vibes that symbolizes all things Spring.

Wreaths are not only for front doors, but can be sprinkled through out the home inside and out. Some placement ideas include over the mantel or hung on a mirror or even propped on a shelf, not requiring to be hung.

Containers

Spring is all about fresh blooms and unique organic containers compliment the freshness of the flowers.

Tin cans wrapped in moss make an easy and inexpensive mossy container.

Floral Cone

Beyond basic moss containers, a hanging moss floral cone offers additional options for displays.

Hanging a moss cone spilling with fresh blooms adds a Spring vibe anywhere.

Planter Arrangement

Rustic elements with assorted mosses in a vintage cast iron planter gives all the organic feels.

The moss planter arrangement is complimented with other outdoorsy elements, bringing the outside in.

Bowl Filler

There’s nothing fresher and easier than simply filling a basket, a trough, a bowl or any decor vessel with moss balls.

Moss of different sizes and colors and shapes add additional interest to the texture they already inject to any decor vignette.

Moss Table Top Elements

Adding moss accents to a table styling adds freshness and interest, which say Spring in a very understated manner.

Plate Chargers

These moss plate chargers are an easy DIY, which are used around here often for many table designs.

Moss chargers can be dressed down with casual tabletop wares or elevated with finer china and other elegant pieces. The juxtaposition of rustic and refined is always a good combination.

Table Runner

Along with the plate charger a table runner might be even easier to put together. I have included an option in the shopping section for your convenience, but I assembled the piece below simply using burlap and sheets of moss.

A mossy runner adds tons of nature inspiration to any centerpiece design.

Napkin Rings

This is another easy DIY. I don’t have a step by step tutorial for these, but I think I might revisit the project and create a dedicated post.

Napkin rings usually bring a touch of refinement and elegance to a table setting. The moss napkin rings is an unexpected rustic feel to an otherwise fancy detail.

Place Setting Accent

A super easy way to add mossy texture and freshness to a table is by simply adding an accent piece on the top of the plate stack.

It’s a simple technique to add a moss ball or rock, but it adds so much interest to the table setting. you could even pin a name card to create mossy place cards.

Moss Easter Elements

Spring is highlighted by the Easter holiday and mossy touches are right at home with Easter decor as well.

Moss Cross

The cross has all the symbolism of rebirth and renewal for the Easter holiday. By creating this simple moss cross it adds the fresh feels of the Spring season.

Plus a cross may be displayed in the home throughout the year not only for the Easter holiday.

Moss Bunnies

Moss bunnies whether in mass or a simple focal piece are a wonderful fresh accent for Easter decor.

Beyond the Easter bunny, bunnies have great staying power throughout the spring season and into summer time.

Moss Easter Eggs

Moss balls are a great decor accent all year round and a moss Easter egg is a natural extension.

It’s an easy DIY to create moss eggs, or there are plenty to be found in the marketplace. For your convenience, there are some options in the shopping section.

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There’s a new moss Easter DIY coming to the blog soon. I cannot wait to share it with you. I’ve been wanting to make this for a couple of years now, and I finally took the plunge. If you don’t want to miss it, sign up below to receive new Master”pieces” of my Life posts directly to your in-box.

Closing Thoughts

I hope this inspires you to use moss decor and accents throughout the spring season to add a touch of freshness and incredible texture to your home.

Thank you for being here and next please visit Libbie @ A Life Unfolding for more Celebrate the Holiday inspiration. Libbie is sharing a fabulous Spring basket you do not want to miss.

Shopping for the Spring & Easter Moss Decor Look

• Fresh Green Preserved Moss
• Reindeer Moss
• Cordless Hot Glue Gun (this its the one I use & I love it!)
• Hot Glue Gun Glue Sticks
• Silicone Finger Protectors (this is the set I bought)
• Moss Table Runner
• Moss Lined Pot
• Preserved Moss Easter Eggs
• Assorted 5-inch Moss Bunnies
• Assorted Sizes Moss Bunny Set
• Artificial Assorted Moss Rocks
• Moss Balls Assorted Sizes

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