I needed an Easter center piece for my table and this is what I came up with.
I bought these eggs at Hobby Lobby 6/$1.00. I could have used my plastic eggs, but wanted something a little more sturdy and at that price I was excited to start my project.
These are the papers that I used for my eggs. These colors matched my table runner perfectly and the paper was more like card stock, so it left a textured look to it, which I love. If you don't like that look then go with regular paper.
I flipped my paper over and mod
podge it. I found it easier than trying to hold the egg while putting on the mod
podge.
Then I wrapped and trimmed the paper as needed and then mod
podged the outside of the egg.
This is what they look like all finished.
I put them in a glass vase.
I bought these eggs at Hobby Lobby 6/$1.00. I could have used my plastic eggs, but wanted something a little more sturdy and at that price I was excited to start my project.
These are the papers that I used for my eggs. These colors matched my table runner perfectly and the paper was more like card stock, so it left a textured look to it, which I love. If you don't like that look then go with regular paper.
I flipped my paper over and mod podge it. I found it easier than trying to hold the egg while putting on the mod podge.
Then I wrapped and trimmed the paper as needed and then mod podged the outside of the egg.
This is what they look like all finished.
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