I have a couple Easter ideas to post on my blog, and this is my first, very easy, fast, inexpensive project. I bought plastic eggs - 6 for $1.00 and took my handy dandy dictionary paper, tore it into small pieces and mod podged it on.
Then after it dried, I took a yellow highlighter, pink ink pad, green marker, walnut ink pad, and colored each egg. A couple I left the original color of the dictionary paper. Then I put another coat of mod podge and sprinkled super fine glitter on them. It's on there, I just have camera issues.
I put them under a cloche (because everything looks better under a cloche), and have them in my downstairs bathroom. Soooo easy and they look very pretty with the tiny sparkle from the glitter.
9 comments:
You made them!! I REALLY love how they turned out :) & I love how you displayed them too. Now I want to try it!! :)
You Rock Lanell! BTW, saw the post on the ice cream . . . was it yummy? The nutella one I made was a bit too sweet for Nicholas. Will try it again!
:0)Misty
Love the eggs...think I'll take a crack at hatching a few myself!
Those came out so cute. I love that you used dictionary pages. I saw you over at Debbie's Newbie party. I am your latest follower. I would love for you to come and check out my blog and follow me back at www.diybydesign.blogspot.com. Thanks so much.
These are so cute, I made a book page wreath, so I will have to try this also. I have been checking out your blog-fabulous recipes! I am now following. Hope you will stop by and visit me.
hiya , wow they look fab and so simple too so i eill be trying these for sure also i love how you displayed them too s tfs
xmaggiex
Those are eggs are so pretty. I love the sparkle. And you are right, everything looks better under a cloche!! I Just love having something in my bathroom like that, it makes me smile every time I walk into the room. I need to get mine out and get them finished. I used old music pages for my eggs, thanks for the inspiration!!
Super cute idea!
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