Carrots as bunny food have become an indispensable part of spring and Easter décor, and today I’d like to roundup some of such crafts. Of course, you can create simple real carrot centerpieces but you can also make fun faux ones with your kids. Foam, felt, cardboard, paper, playdough, even candies can be shaped into...
Easter is coming! If you are puzzling over what décor to choose, let’s make this cool Easter candles for it. Prepare eggshells, tealights, toothpicks and clip. Collect eggshells and wash them thoroughly, it’s very important not to have anything inside not to spoil the candles. Next, you have the eggshells ready and it’s time to...
Easter is not far, so have you thought of your Easter table décor yet? Let’s make this easy centerpiece for your table, you’ll need eggshells, food coloring, 2 tablespoons of vinegar, warm water, tealight candles, an egg holder. If you have empty eggshells, wash and clean your eggshells, removing the membrane as well. Then simply...
We’ve told you of many candles, and this time we’ll tell you about a travel candle which you can easily take where you want and create an atmosphere there. The supplies are scissors, a saucepan, a dish towel, a 16 oz. can, a golden tin, 3” candle wick, natural beeswax, essential oil. Pour the wax...
Let’s make a piece that would highlight cozy atmosphere of the cute family holiday like Easter. These pretty egg votive holders will look amazing on your Easter mantel and table. The supplies are 20 gauge aluminum wire, glass beads, chenille stems, candle and the end caps. Place your glass bead onto the wire and curl...
For Easter you can not only decorate eggs and eat them but also make cool décor pieces using them. Make a crochet decoration case and hang it – here you have a perfect piece. A centerpiece with grass and eggs is very easy to make and looks great! One more centerpiece idea is an egg...
Candles are cool for creating a cozy atmosphere, and you can make some scented candles yourself! The supplies are soy wax, soy wicks, glue, a double boiler/microwave safe container, a thermometer, fragrance and herbs of your choice. Using a double boiler melt your wax until the temperature reaches 160-180 degrees Fahrenheit. While the wax is...
Let’s make unusual Easter eggs – candles. The supplies are eggs, some paraffin, a wick candle, a needle, a dish. First empty the egg: using a needle, prick the egg to the extremities. Allow to soak for 15 minutes in a mixture of warm water and salt; rinse thoroughly and let dry for 24 hours....