Yesterday I made this wreath for Easter. I replaced the pinecone flower wreath that worked well for the winter. I'm so tired of the cold though - can't wait for spring and the pretty colors!
I picked up a small grapevine wreath ($1.49) and 1/2 price eggs ($.99 a bag) at Hobby Lobby. I used 4 bags, so the wreath was $5.50. Total time - 30 minutes. Not bad!
I started with a plain grapevine wreath, then began hot gluing eggs all around - different sizes worked well.
I added some ribbon that I had, and David hung it for me. I'm pleased with it!
I turned my Valentine's Felt Topiary into an Easter Felt Topiary. When I made it I did it in pink instead of red so I could use it for both holidays. I think it turned out pretty cute.
Friends who come over really like the Easter tree. I bought it somewhere (I think Lilian Vernon) several years ago. The boys decorated it. It's pretty cute too.
I'm linking up to some parties next week. Stop by and see other great projects!
12 comments:
Easter already? Where does time go? I absolutely LOVE the wreath and may have to do one for my front porch, thank you so much for sharing it!
What a cute wreath, it reminded me that I have an egg wreath that I bought last year- need to get it out.
Very cute stuff! I love the wreath! : ) I am SO ready for spring!
Very cute -- lovin' them both!
Very cute -- lovin' them both!
LOVE this wreath, I have a spring wreath but love the eggs. Thanks for sharing!
Oh, I just made a wreath. After seeing yours - I gotta make another one!
Very darling!
I love the wreath! So springy and cute! I'm probably going to copy you..I just love yours!
Bonnie, Your wreath is such a harbinger of spring! So pretty!
Yvonne
Cute stuff! I wish I had an Easter egg wreath like that for my door. Thanks for linking up for Friday Favorites! Looking forward to seeing you again this Friday!
Oh my word...DARLING! You're inspiring me to bust out the spring decor and make a wreath of my own! I had NO idea HL carried those eggs...THANK YOU!
Wow!! That wreath turned out great! And I love your topiary :)
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