Easter trees, I mean. Not another baby, which I'm sure my parents would love to be true. So remember a few weeks ago when I posted about our German Easter tree? Well, at that point, there was only one. Let's just say that I've amassed quite the collection of Easter eggs and ornaments. So, now there are two!
Around this time, you can find lots of cool branches (some painted) at the farmer's market and some floral shops. I got a bunch of them and actually had to put them all in a big vase. Would you believe that I snagged that vase for $1 at a flea market months ago? I love it. I've since added over half a dozen more eggs, most of which were painted by my friend, Zinda. Sadly enough, I don't have any pictures of the beautiful eggs she painted, although a few are pictured here. Even Sina knows which ones she painted. I have such talented friends!
Anyway, these are pics of three eggs I picked up at the spring bazaar on post a few weekends ago. See how those holes have been carved into the egg?
The design on this one is made of candle wax.
This one is just hand-painted.
Now, here's the second tree...also known as Sina's Easter Tree.
No eggs, just lady bug and bumble bee ornaments that I picked up at an Easter market last year. I'm definitely going to add to this one next year. I've only got one more year left of this, so I need to get a move-on on stocking up!
When Malu returned from training, he noticed that the house was particularly decked out for Easter (both inside and out) and loves it. It's been so much fun.
The fun will continue this weekend because we're spending it in Prague with Team Finch. And...there's going to be a huge Easter market there!
That being said, it's a short week and I'm already ready for it to end!
I owe you guys tons of posts. We had an absolutely gorgeous weekend in Stuttgart and spent it downtown and at the zoo. I'll have to try extra hard to blog about it this week!
Hope everyone's week is off to a great start!
