DIY Decorations DIY

Colorful DIY String Easter Eggs For Decor

Colorful DIY String Easter Eggs For Decor
These string Easter eggs can become a great decoration or you can use as place cards. Take embroidery floss, water balloons, a balloon pumper-upper and Elmer’s glue. Blow up some balloons with the pumper-upper, because your face will explode if you try to blow these suckers up with your breath. Set up the ingenious drying... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Macrame Wheat Grass Eggs For Easter

DIY Macrame Wheat Grass Eggs For Easter
Wanna make a real Easter garden? You’ll need eggs, soil, wheat grass seeds, jute or string. Soak your seeds in water for 8-12 hours. Drain the water and put the seeds in a bowl with plastic wrap over it. Put the bowl next to a south-facing window and rinse the seeds three times a day... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Decorations DIY

14 Alternative DIY Easter Egg Decor Ideas

14 Alternative DIY Easter Egg Decor Ideas
We all got used to dying Easter eggs in different colors but if you want a change, have a look at these alternative ways to decorate the eggs. Chalkboard paint is ideal as gives an opportunity to leave messages or chalk right on the eggs. Decoupage is not a very easy technique though very original... 
>> >>
Updated on:
Kate
DIY Accessories DIY

DIY Burlap Bunny Napkin Rings With Tails

DIY Burlap Bunny Napkin Rings With Tails
We’ve already told you of some pretty Easter napkin rings, and here’s one more cute idea for the list. For these bunny napkin rings you’ll need a toilet paper roll, burlap, white pom poms, hot glue, scissors, Mod Podge. Start by cutting a pice of 3″ by 7″ burlap and a 1 1/2″ piece of... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY DIY Decorations

9 Pretty DIY Easter Home Gardens

9 Pretty DIY Easter Home Gardens
A small home garden is a nice ideas for spring when you can’t have a real garden outside because it’s too cold. Terrariums are very trendy at any time, so let’s make some pretty gardens and terrariums for this Easter. How is it better to highlight the holiday making a home garden? A very cool... 
>> >>
Updated on:
Kate
DIY DIY Decorations

How To Dye Easter Eggs Using Onion Skins And Leaves

How To Dye Easter Eggs Using Onion Skins And Leaves
Dying the Easter eggs with natural colorants is a cool and eco-friendly idea, and I’m sure that you have all the ingredients at hand. What about the pattern? If you take natural colorants, let’s make a natural pattern. You’ll need 4 eggs, onion skins, thin stockings, leaves, for example, of parsley and rosemary and butter.... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Modern Easter Eggs Of Paper Mache

DIY Modern Easter Eggs Of Paper Mache
Easter is a rather colorful holiday, we dye eggs in various colors, gather bright spring flowers. But what if you don’t like excessive colors? Modern décor doen’t suppose too many colors, just some stylish combination. So, there’s a great idea for you to make Easter eggs for décor in neutral colors. You’ll need paper maché... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY DIY Decorations

Bright DIY Easter Eggs With Different Patterns

Bright DIY Easter Eggs With Different Patterns
How can you make colorful and cool Easter eggs? Below you’ll find several variants with recipes, that are bright, modern and cool. Let’s start with painted eggs. Simply mix 1/2 teaspoon white vinegar with your desired combination of food color drops and paint a chilled hardboiled egg with a paint brush. Striped eggs are very... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Painted Pastel Egg Centerpiece

DIY Painted Pastel Egg Centerpiece
This tutorial will give you one more DIY Easter centerpiece idea to your list. The supplies are eggs, acrylic paint in pastels and gold, a paint brush, mini eggs for color inspiration. Paint your eggs with the matching shades to the mini eggs. Leave to dry on sticks. Speckle your eggs in gold and then... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Crayon Resist Easter Eggs

DIY Crayon Resist Easter Eggs
Dying Easter eggs is a tradition but why not decorate them in another way paying tribute to it? You’ll need eggs, wax crayons, food coloring and water. First you boil the eggs, cool and dry them. After drawing the pattern with crayons, we dyed them in diluted food coloring. The wax from the crayon will... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate