Sunday, March 27, 2011

10 minute Easter wreath


This wreath really only takes 10 minutes & its super cheap too! Total cost....$5.
I bought 2 bags of 40 plastic eggs ($ 2 each) & a wreath for a $1 all at our Dollar store. I had ribbon & glue sticks on hand.


First place a few on the wreath to see how you’d like to arrange them. Then place a few small a drops of hot glue on areas of the eggs where they touch the wreath. Continue around the wreath gluing eggs as you go. Fill in around the edges to give it more fullness.

I only ended up using about 70 eggs. You may need more or less depending on the size of your wreath.

Add your ribbon & hang!





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21 comments:

TexWisGirl said...

Another blogger pal of mine made this same wreath this week. It makes me crave jelly beans!

LBB said...

Texwisgirl- It does look like giant jelly beans :) I end up making one each year. I just pop off the eggs after easter & use the wreath for whatever I need it for next. Problem is I can't always remember where I stuck the extra eggs each time!!

SkippyMom said...

This is wonderful for my beloved in laws. The just moved into a retirement community and have a sweet little area right outside their door where they can decorate - this will be perfect for there - and it is not so expensive that they can't just recycle the wreath for something else and pluck the eggs off like you said [they don't have a lot of storage]

Thanks for the wonderful idea. [and yeah, it does look like jelly beans. :)]

Michelle {Jarrah Jungle} said...

those eggs look like sweets and I kind of want to eat it!

Allison said...

CUTE!

I will have to send you a pic of my spring decorations in front of the house... using... something I bought at Hobby Lobby in Fox Valley just one year ago!

You're so creative, Trisha!

Trollkjerringa1 said...

Really cool easter door deco , I do agree whit the others here it do look like candy ... Watch out so no one takes a bite ;)

Paula said...

That's a lovely Easter wreath :-)

Clairity said...

That's a really cute wreath :) I'm sure the kids love that it looks almost edible.

Dawn said...

I'M DOING THIS!!!!
I HAVE to. (I still have my Christmas wreath hanging on the door....I haven't had the heart to take it down.
Thanks for the motivation:))

Anonymous said...

Too cute! Although I think my girls would be jumping up to try and pull those eggs off. They are their favorite toys right now!

The Whity Wife said...

Love it! I am thinking about hanging it in the house until Easter, then taking it to the family to use as a centerpiece on our 'snack' table! Stick a large pillar candle in the middle- or better yet--> a bowl of jelly beans!!

Lanell said...

That looks cute. Your eggs have a little glitter on them? I'm always about a little bling on my stuff. I have nothing on my front door so maybe this is it! Kids are on Spring Break and this might give them something to do for me. I like it.

Grumpy Grateful Mom said...

Super cute! I think I could handle this craft. I'm going to have to splurge on a glue gun this week. :)

Anonymous said...

So cute, I will be makin one for Easter this year! thanks for sharing!

Hope
http://www.peanutbutterandhopey.com

Ches said...

Cute wreath, great minds must think alike. I made a similiar version of this wreath using egg garland awhile ago. I'd love for you to take a look at it.

http://timetobeefocused.blogspot.com/2009/03/eggscelent.html

Tori said...

Very Cute!! Thanks for adding it to the Easter Link up!!
Tori
http://thriftytori.blogspot.com/2011/03/easter-link-up.html

Kelly @ Run With Glitter said...

So Fun!!!http://runwithglitter.blogspot.com/2011/03/weekly-tues-thurs-link-party.html

Unknown said...

This is so fun!! I'd love for you to link up your awesome project to Wow Me Wednesday!

http://polkadotsonparade.blogspot.com/2011/03/wow-me-wednesday-3.html

Melissa Moore said...

So stinkin cute!!!

Gale said...

That's super cute!

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