Peeps Easter Centerpiece (SUPER Cute and Customizable!)

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If you're looking to decorate with Peeps for Easter – check out this super fun Peeps Centerpiece – most items are from the Dollar Tree!

Peeps Easter Centerpiece – Isn't This Darling??

Several years ago, after not doing anything crafty the last few weeks (months?), I noticed this idea for an Easter centerpiece that a friend shared on Facebook and thought to myself, “I can surely do that!”

I never knew that Peeps were for anything but eating when I was younger, but it turns out you can do quite a bit of Easter and spring decorating with Peeps.  It doesn't take many items to turn a few simple candies into a gorgeous centerpiece – and most everything you can grab at the Dollar Tree!

Supplies for an Easter Peeps Centerpiece:

• Peeps
• Glass Jar
• Candies (I used malt balls)
• Ribbon
• Can of soup (or any can to place in the center)
• Fresh Flowers (if you want to do that!)

So, after I made a quick run to the Dollar Tree for some Peeps and a few malt balls, it only took me about five minutes of work and a little fluffing, and my project was done. (Love it when that happens!)

I used this Anchor Hocking Jar that I ordered at Christmas, then snuck a can of soup from my pantry in as well as a some Easter eggs to take up a little extra space, then added the malt balls and Peeps. Success!

One of the best parts about this project is you can customize it.  The flowers look absolutely stunning, but if you don't have fresh flowers, you can still do this with just the candies.  SO cute and the kids will love helping out with this one!

If you're creating your Peeps Easter Decorations with fresh flowers, you will need to have a smaller jar and a larger jar, and maybe some putty or floral putty to help keep everything in place.

Put your smaller jar inside of the larger jar and then layer your candies and Peeps as you'd like in the space between the two jars.  You could definitely use jellybeans instead of malt balls if you'd like! Any flower will do nicely, but Tulips or Daffodils are amazing this time of year and add in so much color too.

If you have any Peeps left over, you could consider making up this Easter Dirt Cake too or try Smores with Peeps (Smeeps!) so none go to waste 🙂

If you're looking for more ways to easily create penny-pinched Easter centerpieces, check this out ~ and you may want to also see how I etched glass this Christmas (I'm telling you what, I love those jars!).  So many ways you can decorate with these!

Are you working on any fun craft projects this weekend? I'd love to hear about them – and if you have other suggestions for frugal Easter decor leave a comment to share!   I'd also love for you to join me over on Pinterest (I love that place!)  If you have a blog and have done a little fluffing in your home, I’d love to see it, so leave your link in the comments section.