DIY Decorations

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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DIY Birch Bark Basket For Spring Decor

DIY Birch Bark Basket For Spring Decor
Cool spring and Easter crafts are very to the point as it’s time to decorate your house according to the season and coming holiday. Let’s make a birch bark basket for décor. The supplies are birch bark sheets, chipboard and craft glue. Create a box with the chipboard. You can make any size you want,... 
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Crazy DIY Easter Eggs Chandelier

Crazy DIY Easter Eggs Chandelier
Make your Easter cheerful and unusual! Everybody makes bowls with Easter eggs, paint them and decorate everything but who could imagine a chandelier decorated with Easter eggs? This is a really crazy but original idea, don’t you think? So, start decorating the Easter eggs the way you like – there are many recipes to paint... 
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DIY Mini Easter Terrariums

DIY Mini Easter Terrariums
We’ve told you of some cute terrariums, and this one is a cool Easter gift for your little kid. The supplies are 1″ miniature chenille chicks, colored sand, mini Easter eggs or beads, tiny air plant, a glass votive or other small vessel, Easter favor tag, label & ribbon. First, layer the colored sand in... 
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DIY Tissue Paper Dyed Easter Eggs

DIY Tissue Paper Dyed Easter Eggs
Easter is coming closer and there are thousands of tutorials and patterns for Easter eggs. Here’s one more idea how to paint the eggs using tissue paper. The supplies are paper punches, tissue paper, eggs, tweezers and paints. Punch your tissue paper into different shapes like dots, hearts, stars, triangles or stripes. Use tweezers to... 
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DIY Stuffed Bunnies For Easter Decor

DIY Stuffed Bunnies For Easter Decor
We’ve just told you about Easter bunny-inspired crafts and here’s one of them – stuffed bunnies. You’ll need canvas cloth, a paper template, embroidery floss, a sewing machine and some more tools. Draw your template and cut it out, out it on the canvas and cut out two bunny shapes.  Stitch the eyes with black... 
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15 Cheerful Bunny Crafts For Easter

15 Cheerful Bunny Crafts For Easter
Getting ready for Easter? Thinking of table settings, dishes and decorations? Here’s a brilliant idea to add fun to your space and table – bunny crafts! Easter bunny traditionally brings presents to everybody and that’s why it’s one of the symbols of this holiday. We’ve gathered some cool bunny-inspired crafts for you to make this... 
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DIY Easter Fabric Pinwheels

DIY Easter Fabric Pinwheels
Pin wheels are a funny idea not only for kids, they are great for spring and Easter décor. The supplies are fleece, Vliesofix / Bondaweb, scissors, needle and thread. Take your fabric and iron it; using a pencil draw two lines like on the picture. Using a sharp knife, make the cuts and start folding... 
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DIY Washi Tape Easter Eggs

DIY Washi Tape Easter Eggs
There are thousands of ways to decorate eggs for Easter, and here’s one more simple idea to do that – using washi tape. The supplies are just eggs, washi tape of different colors and patterns, and scissors. Cut tape in different shapes and apply to room-temperature eggs (that should be already hard-boiled if you are... 
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