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Project: Dragon Eggs
So, I saw these at a Steampunk Festival the other day:
(Sorry not a clear photo)
But anyway, I absolutely fell in love with them but could not afford to buy them (as I am a poor student) so decided I would make some myself!
Let’s get making!!!
After 20 minutes:
1 hour later: I am one with the sparkle.
(If anyone knows a better way to paint pins please let me know)
Letting paint dry break:
Easter Eggstravaganza: DIY Twine Easter Eggs
Easter Eggstravaganza: DIY Twine Easter Eggs
You can wrap up these Twine Easter Eggs in two steps – I like that! And then add your own flair with the embellishments. Rebekah Meier adds a vintage twist with lace, ribbon and paper flowers. In a past Eggstravaganza, designer Patty Schaffer put her own spin on Twine Eggs with colorful pops of bright, felt flowers. I’d love to know how you would decorate your Twine Easter Eggs.
To make Twine-Wr…
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Easter Eggstravaganza: DIY a pretty, Easter Egg Garland
Easter Eggstravaganza: DIY a pretty, Easter Egg Garland
The colors in Patty Schaffer’s Easter Egg Garland are so cheery! Look closely and you can see the sparkling beads she added, too. It all adds up to a pretty, Felted Easter Egg Garland. Patty’s garland is about 36” long, and you can add more eggs to make it longer. Patty hangs her garland across a buffet in her kitchen. You can try that, or swag it across a mantel or in a window, or wherever you…
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Easter Eggstravaganza: Fabric Eggs, served up your way
Easter Eggstravaganza: Fabric Eggs, served up your way
I adore the vintage prints designer Rebekah Meier used to create these fabric eggs. I have some fabrics in my stash that would be perfect for these Sunny, Springtime Fabric Eggs. And that’s one of the reasons why I like these DIY Easter Eggs – they easily adapt to your favorite fabrics. The technique is easy, too, so this is an Easter craft the kids would enjoy. Especially if they get to select…
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More than two dozen creative ways to decorate Easter eggs
More than two dozen creative ways to decorate Easter eggs
It’s Easter Eggstravaganzatime! Every year, I have a blast pulling together tutorials for beautifully decorated Easter eggs made with STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam and a sometimes surprising collection of supplies. Through the years, I’ve featured eggs decorated with feathers, buttons, old t-shirts, and of course, glitter, fabric, tissue paper, and so much more. Today, I have more than two dozen…
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A corrugated cardboard craft, and the winners announced
A corrugated cardboard craft, and the winners announced
It’s the first day of fall, and the perfect day to share these pretty, paper pinecones. These DIY paper pinecones will be a beautiful, understated addition to your fall décor, and will make elegant Christmas ornaments, too. Humble, everyday corrugated cardboard adds the dimension and texture that makes them special. If you’re already thinking about Christmas, make a few extra Corrugated Cardboard…
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Easy fall décor: How to make a Yarn & Burlap Acorn
Easy fall décor: How to make a Yarn & Burlap Acorn
It’s another easy craft idea for your fall décor – DIY Yarn & Burlap Acorns. I used a variegated yarn in warm fall colors to make the Yarn & Burlap Acorns, and they are sure to add a cozy touch to your fall décor. My daughter helped with these, so this is a fall craft that older kids might enjoy, too. If the cooler weather has you in a nesting mode, try making a few Yarn Acornsfor a pretty (and…
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Easter Eggstravaganza: Faux fooling with Faux Frosted Eggs
Easter Eggstravaganza: Faux fooling with Faux Frosted Eggs
Happy April Fool’s Day! It’s also the Easter Eggstravaganza finale, and these Faux Frosted Easter Eggs are perfect for today. They look so yummy, but are definitely not edible. Whether you’re a cake decorating novice or a pro, you’ll find the Faux Frosted Eggs use simple cake decorating techniques. And, you can admire your handiwork year after year, as the Faux Frosted Eggswill never go stale.…
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