I made this cute litte Moss Easter basket and put my hemp Easter Eggs inside.
I took some of my left over chicken wire from this project and cut it to the size I wanted.
I then took some burlap and glued my chicken wire to the burlap.
I folded the burlap over the top to cover the cut wires.
I then cut a circle out of cardboard to make the bottom of the basket. I then glued it to the
burlap.
I created my handle using the same method as the basket. I then took peat moss and glued it to the burlap and covered the outside of my basket and my handles.
I then crumpled up some newspapers and stuck them inside my basket and then laid peat moss on top of the newspaper and added my eggs.
And there you have it . . . a moss Easter Basket!
Linking to: lil luna, oopsey daisy
uncommon, teagan's travels
someday crafts, the 36th avenue,
Monday, March 21, 2011
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It turned out beautifully!! I would love it if you would link this up to my Marvelous Mess party. Each party I pick one project to feature on my sidebar for a week!! Here is the link: http://bit.ly/i5BHt8
ReplyDeleteI love it and I think I actually have all of the supplies I need to make this! Thanks so much and I will definitely link back to you if I get the chance to do this! Would love it if you got a chance to check out my blog sometime!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an awesome idea! I love projects that have a natural elegance about them! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Trish
I have a moss project I am about to start and wondered if it would work with a glue gun! Thanks for the awesome tutorial. I think your lovely basket looks boutique worthy! Would love if you'd share it on my linky party at Teagans Travels!
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Happy Easter, Michelle
You are so creative! Love the colors of those eggs, and the moss is such a perfect touch! Thanks for sharing at oopsey daisy! XO
ReplyDeleteSuper Sweet! featured this on our facebook page! ;)
ReplyDeleteBonnie @ Uncommon
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