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DIY Wood Crate Easter Floral Decoration

Get ready to add a touch of spring to your home by creating a beautiful Easter floral decoration using a DIY wood crate. Follow this step-by-step guide to make your own homemade centerpiece. I'm excited to share this simple DIY project with you all. I've been working on a few more Spring/Easter projects, and this one turned out so adorable. Let's get started on creating your very own wood crate Easter floral decoration. Happy crafting!

Video tutorial 


Materials needed

  • One pack of three decoration chicks- I purchased my chicks at my local Michaels store for $1.49
  • Moss- I'm using Proflora moss from Walmart for $3.47
  • Spring faux floral and greenery 
  • One wood crate box- Purchased at local Dollar Tree for $1.25
  • Assorted decorative Easter eggs- Purchased at Michaels for $3.49
  • Hot glue
  • Paint- I used light yellow and white for my wood crate box
  • One square foam block
  • Flower snips
  • Total  around $9
Step 1: Adding acrylic paint to the wooden crate box


We will begin with painting the wood crate box. Depending on if you are using two colors, you can mix the two colors. I used light yellow and white. Add your paint onto the front, back, sides, and top sections of your box.  If you want your box to be a little darker, apply several coats of paint. Set your box aside, and allow it to dry.

Step 2: Cutting and adding the foam block



Next, take your square foam block, and cut a section of your foam block off. You want just enough to fit on the inside of your box. 

Once you have placed a section of your foam block inside of your box, take your hot glue, and begin to apply your glue in a thin layer on top of the block. 

Step 3: Adding the moss and flowers

Take some of your moss add it on top of your foam block, and glue. Be sure to spread your moss evenly on top.


Next, take your floral snips, and start to cut your floral, and greenery if needed. Take your hot glue, and glue in your floral, and greenery. I added my floral around my moss in the back, and also in the front. 

Step 4: Adding the mini chicks and eggs


After you have added in your chicks, take two of your Easter eggs, and add them in. Take a little hot glue, add it to the bottom of each egg, and gently press it down on top of the moss.

Once you have completed that step, take your decoration chicks, and add them in using your hot glue.



Your project is complete and ready to display. I love how this project turned out, and it looks beautiful displayed as a centerpiece, or on a windowsill. 

I hope that you all have enjoyed this Easter floral decoration. Be sure to leave a comment, and let me know if you decide to create your very own.

I'll see you soon! 

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  1. Denise/My Home of All SeasonsMarch 16, 2022 at 4:09 PM

    Oh my gosh Steph! So adorable! Thanks so much for sharing and your tutorial is so easy to follow. So appreciate the inspiration. Have a wonderful week!

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    1. StephanieMarch 16, 2022 at 4:49 PM

      Denise, thank you so very much. I'm so happy to hear that my tutorial was easy to follow. Thank you for your kind words. I hope that you have a wonderful week as well.

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  2. Dee | GrammysGrid.comMarch 17, 2022 at 8:56 PM

    Just perfect for spring! I like it! Thanks so much for linking up at A Themed Linkup 100 for Spring Crafts and Décor. Pinned.

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  3. CarolMarch 19, 2022 at 7:48 AM

    This is such an adorable Easter decoration. I always look at those little wooden crates at Dollar Tree and wonder what to do with them -- they're so cute. Thanks for the inspiration and the tutorial.
    Carol
    www.scribblingboomer.com

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  4. Dee | GrammysGrid.comMarch 9, 2023 at 8:45 AM

    Visiting again to say thanks so much for linking up at the #UnlimitedLinkParty 103. Shared.

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  5. Vintage Style GalMarch 18, 2023 at 8:38 PM

    Oh my goodness Stephanie, those chicks are so cute! I love their little hats. Thank you for sharing with Whimsy Home Wednesday.

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    1. StephanieMarch 18, 2023 at 10:50 PM

      Thank you! I thought the little chicks with hats were adorable, too! Thank you so much for visiting.

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  6. Joanne February 28, 2024 at 1:40 PM

    That is so cute! Those little baby chicks are adorable.

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    1. StephanieFebruary 29, 2024 at 9:28 AM

      Joanne, thank you. I appreciate you visiting.

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