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​Easter baskets don't need to be elaborate to bring your girl a touch of joy.

​But ensuring that whatever the Easter Bunny brings is classy sure makes the world a nicer place, don't you think?

Here are some classy, feature options for young girls of all ages. 

​Putting together Easter baskets for our children is a joy in life and one that would be hard to stop even with teens.

​And it can be a great opportunity to give them something they need or influence their life with a little chicness.

So, here are a few fun and classy ideas to help you with your teen girl's Easter basket. 

My Parisian Patisserie themed Valentine's decor got even more gorgeous this year with the addition of this chocolate Eiffel Tower.

No, this isn't really chocolate. It's actually a thrift flip DIY that's really elevated this vignette.

I love repurposing common things into art. Have you ever noticed that things like gift bags essentially are pieces of art?

When I saw this lovely gift bag at the Dollar Tree, I knew that it would look great in our Christmas decor if I framed it. 

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I always enjoy decorating my kids' rooms for holidays, though I usually keep it pretty subtle when it comes to my son's room.

However, I just couldn't help myself this Christmas. It's such a magical time of year for any kid and I thought, "Why not?!" 

​I put together three small vignettes all with an overall vintage feel that are masculine and still very fun for a child.

Trick or treat, smell my feet... ew. Ok nevermind. I'm glad I'm never home to hear that icky chant on Halloween night. 

I'm just kidding, my kids and I had some good laughs this October chanting that old fashioned rhyme. 

​But I am seriously never home on Halloween night, despite how much I love personally handing out candy. So, I needed a sign. Can you believe this was a thrift flip?

I've never been a big decorator for Valentine's Day. But this year I got into it. It all started with one thrifty vase and then I just went nuts with it. 

​Alright, I didn't exactly go over the top, but I did a lot more than I ever thought I would. 

 

There's just something elegant about homemade monster costumes for Halloween. It's a classic look with a hand made touch that adds high quality distinction. You can't beat the often friendlier price of making your own Halloween costumes either.

Last year I convinced my family to groan our way down the sidewalk wrapped in cloth that was supposed to take us peacefully to the other side, but instead left us with a hunger for candy. 

All jokes aside, I mummified these costumes myself and let me tell you how easy it was. Ahem... no sewing involved.