Do you remember our DIY Eggshell Flower Centerpiece or our DIY Eggshell Succulent Centerpiece? I decided to recreate it with colorful eggshells and tea-light candles for a cute Easter centerpiece. Little Aries loved how the eggs lit up and thought it was for her birthday, since her birthday is only in a few weeks. Next…
Yep! Nail Polish and Eggs (plastic eggs work perfectly) are materials required to create this quick project. Do you have some old or cheap nail polishes you don’t want? Then save them to craft this project with your kiddos or yourself as Easter decorations or to fill your kid’s Easter baskets. Grab your $1 dollar…
What a great idea! Definitely want to try this for Easter 🙂
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Oh, those are so pretty! Did you stir the nail polish liquid after your dropped them into the water?ReplyCancel
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This looks very cute! Too bad that it leaves a mess afterwards 😀ReplyCancel
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I have always loved the look of gold leaf, specially how it looked on Easter eggs. This project requires little materials and so fun to make. Materials Needed: – Gold Leaf Metal (I purchased these at Hobby Lobby for $7.99 minus a 40% Coupon) – Eggs (Boiled or Empty Shell) – Food Coloring – A…
These are so pretty!! Doesn’t look too hard to do either.ReplyCancel
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Wow, they look amazing! I’m definitely going to try and do them for Easter. I bet my family will be in awe (score, hehe)ReplyCancel
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Love these! Great idea 🙂ReplyCancel
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These are fabulous! I saw them on Pinterest and am definitely wanting to try them. I gold leafed a dome in my ceiling in the living room and it was so easy. Glad to get a chance to make something else gold leafed!ReplyCancel
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These are super cute! Love new ideas for decorating Easter eggs.
I just did a post coloring eggs with eye shadow.
http://elizabethjoandesigns.com/2014/03/eye-shadow-easter-eggs/ReplyCancel
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I finally had some time to craft something for Valentine’s day and these mini pillows are my favorite craft so far. Little Aries is in LOVE with the pillows that she plays with them over and over again. These mini pillows are perfect for a gift, as a photo prop (which I’m planning to use…
C’est tellement mignon !! J’adore !…ReplyCancel
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Those are so cute and tiny! I bed a whole bunch of them would look amazing scattered around the house for Valentine’s Day. LOVE!ReplyCancel
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Thank you to Glade® for sponsoring this fantastic craft post as part of our partnership as a Glade® Ambassador. Christmas is just around the corner, and I’m not even close to finishing shopping for holiday gifts. I’m only 12 days away frommy due date and, well, shopping all day at this stage of my pregnancy…
This is a lovely project.
If one does not have the egg-cup holder,
use any flat container,
filling it half way with rock salt
and place the eggs into this “bedrock”.
Happy Easter Planning
Anna in N.
Great idea!! Thanks for stopping by, Anna!
These are beautiful! Great idea!
Great idea, and super simple too! Thanks for sharing =)
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Really sweet and different from all the decorated easter eggs that are out there! And your pictures are amazing 🙂
I will definitely try this project with my kids but here in France, egg shells are much browner than yours and I wonder if the colours will come out as bright…?
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