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8 Easy DIY Easter Napkin Rings To Make

8 Easy DIY Easter Napkin Rings To Make
For your ideal Easter table décor you’ll need cool napkin rings to accentuate the table setting and the holiday that you celebrate. Let’s start from an easy project – print some bunnies and add burlap underneath, and here you are! Bunny ears are a popular idea for an Easter napkin ring, you can make them... 
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10 Awesome Easter Baskets Of Fabric Or Threads

10 Awesome Easter Baskets Of Fabric Or Threads
Continuing the theme of Easter décor, we’d like to tell you about fabric Easter baskets for eggs, chocolate bunnies and other pieces. You can’t even imagine how different these baskets may be! From just folding fabric to transforming a doily into a basket! If you are good at crocheting or knitting, then you can easily... 
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7 Cool Easter Baskets Of Paper And Cardboard

7 Cool Easter Baskets Of Paper And Cardboard
Baskets with eggs or rabbits are the most traditional Easter decoration or gift. I’m sure that you know many ideas how to dye or decorate Easter eggs but what about baskets? Paper or cardboard is the most common material to make such a basket as everyone has it at hand and it’s not difficult to... 
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Colorful DIY Easter Peeps Soaps

Colorful DIY Easter Peeps Soaps
Easter is late again this year, but that gives you plenty of time to make these darling homemade Easter inspired Peeps shaped soaps! So, prepare 2.65 oz. natural (detergent free) white melt and pour glycerin soap base, 1 ml fragrance oil, 2-3 drops liquid melt and pour soap colorant, for the eyes: 0.25 oz. natural... 
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DIY Chocolate Surprise Eggs For Easter

DIY Chocolate Surprise Eggs For Easter
Easter is soon, and I’m sure that your kids and just guests will be excited with these yummy eggs with surprises. You’ll need white chocolate candy melts , color candy melts of your choice, small candies or toys to fit inside eggs. Melt chocolate in microwave in 30 second intervals (to make pastel colors, mix... 
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DIY Moss Covered Easter Eggs

DIY Moss Covered Easter Eggs
Easter is rather far still though some of us have already begun to look for good décor ideas to surprise the closest ones. So, why not check these moss covered eggs? The supplies are moss, a hot glue gun, p plastic decorating eggs, twine, buttons and scissors. First, tear off some little pieces of the... 
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DIY Easter Egg Terrariums

DIY Easter Egg Terrariums
Terrariums are very fashionable today, there are so many different terrariums for every case, so let’s make a cool gift for Easter – an Easter terrarium! You’ll need  clear plastic eggs, moss, dirt, gold spray. So, first spray the colored egg part gold. Wait 24 hours to dry properly and start filling the terrarium. Insert... 
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DIY Easter Wreath Of Ruffled Muslin

DIY Easter Wreath Of Ruffled Muslin
Easter is coming and you and your house aren’t ready yet? Then why not make this pretty muslin wreath that would be a perfect decoration for your door and help you to greet Easter? The supplies are a straw wreath, 2 yards muslin, moss, a faux bird nest, fabric scraps for flowers, scissors and a... 
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How To Make Felted Easter Eggs

How To Make Felted Easter Eggs
Here’s an absolutely cool new way to decorate Easter eggs – you needn’t paint them, there’s another, more original way. The supplies are 1 styrofoam egg shape, wool in your chosen colors, felting needles, and foam pad. Cover the surface of the foam egg with a layer of wool laying small pieces roving over the... 
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DIY Decoupage Eggs With Vintage Botanical Prints

DIY Decoupage Eggs With Vintage Botanical Prints
Do you like decoupage technique? There are so many cute things that can be made using it! To decorate Easter eggs using this technique you’ll need chicken eggshells, color copies of vintage botanical prints or printed sheet paper, an egg stand or candle holder, scissors, matte Mod Podge and a flat brush. Choose vintage botanical... 
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