It's about that time to start thinking about some Easter decorating! I thought I'd show you a project that I did last year. It's really easy!
All you do is take a paper mache egg that you can find at any craft store, some white glue or decopauge glue and some glitter. Glue whatever tissue paper, scrapbook paper, wrapping paper or even some cute Easter paper napkins etc onto the egg, sprinkle or roll it in some glitter. Walla, glittered decorated Easter egg. Use whatever paper works for your decor - you know me - I used some toile tissue! Then set them on some thrift store candlesticks or...
place in a nest!
They couldn't be easier to make and it's a fun project that kids will enjoy doing!
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25 comments:
I am SO gonna try that this weekend. With all the rain, there's not much else we can do! Those eggs are beautiful.
Oooh, I love that! Thanks!
You know you really inspire me to try and make things...thanks for always sharing your beautiful creations...I would love to see all of your crations cause I know there are an abundance.
Rain has finally stopped here but now I see green! Isn't that great...the pollen is washed away..sorry I got off track.
Have a good evening and Sunday!
I love this idea!
Lorri
Pretty! Looks like a great project for the piXies and I to try. We're all about glitter around here. ;-)
Oh...maybe tomorrow! Wonderful craft and thanks for sharing it.
Pretty! Just added to my list of "To Do". Hope you are having a great weekend.
Glenda
These are really pretty... and will last forever too.
Terrific idea! I do believe that my daughter would enjoy doing this one. Thank you for sharing!
Amanda (aka Cottage Contessa)
I love this! I just went to the city, I have on a fur blue jean jacket and blue jeans! Yes, first time since 2005. They are a size 8 and too baggy. My daughter said to take them off. I feel like a millon buck! I been home an hour and do not want to take my jacket off. I have not worn it since we left work. Hubby laughing. One of my surgery is going to have lypo. nothing is going to fit. Lypo. horrible, I would never ever do it, just to look good. But I had it once and have to again. he need my skin, so he will not have to skin graft. The pain is just terrible. OK I love the eggs. I bought a glue for glass, and it does plastic. I thinking maybe the plastic eggs might work! I want some toile ones. lol Who has toile tissue? You know I never get out. I just love them. Maybe for the tea party or easter. I going for it, Blue toile going on my bench, a table cloth, curtians, in dining room, I have been fighting to keep a lot of blue out of there. But it keeps calling me. lol Not sure all will get made by the 5th. My house is a wreck from the sheet rocking.Blue toile eggs, fabric? Think it would do? I going to try and do this! Thanks for the great idea, as usual.
Ok that is so cool!
These are so pretty. Thanks so much for sharing the how-to. laurie
So cutie pie, I luv them! I'll try ir soon!
Oh, that is beautiful...and SO YOU!
I did the same thing on a terra cotta flower pot for a houseplant. The pretty tissue looked great!
wow very cool! they look so pretty!
SUCH great ideas!!!
Great idea. I must try it. mishelle
Oh, this is such a great idea! I saw some of those paper mache eggs the other day! I will definitely go buy them and try this out! I love both how you put them on candlestick holders and in a nest! SO sweet!
Thank you for always sharing your inspirations! :)
So cute! Why can I not find toile anything here????
great inexpensive decorating idea. Love it! Jean
Manuela these are so neat! Very pretty Easter eggs!
easter decorating...that is not on the radar for me this year...but i always love yours...hugs..i am celebrating my 3rd blogacersary this week with a BiG GiVeAwAy...please come join in and spread the word...blessings, rebecca
You always come up with the cutest ideas. Love your eggs. Mimi
Hi Manuela...What a cute idea! My grandson would love doing this! And I really like the way you displayed them! Great post...Debbie
Those eggs are FABULOUS. I am going to have to make some!
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