if you are anything like me,
you only like really simple craft activities that suit ages 5 to 95!
and this little project is certainly one of those!
all you need is a packet of paper doilies, twine or string, some pretty paper (i used some left over scented drawer liners) a Easter egg template, scissors and glue.
(you'll be hard pressed finding a craft project as cheap as this one too!!)
you only like really simple craft activities that suit ages 5 to 95!
and this little project is certainly one of those!
all you need is a packet of paper doilies, twine or string, some pretty paper (i used some left over scented drawer liners) a Easter egg template, scissors and glue.
(you'll be hard pressed finding a craft project as cheap as this one too!!)
Emily printed off an Easter egg template to make it super easy to get the shape right.
trace out your eggs on the back of the patterned paper.
trace out your eggs on the back of the patterned paper.
then place the doilies over the twine and glue down.
i then glued an Easter egg onto every 2nd 'flag'.
of course this craft activity could be adapted and used at Christmas time or for birthdays.
i then glued an Easter egg onto every 2nd 'flag'.
of course this craft activity could be adapted and used at Christmas time or for birthdays.
Emily made this bunting last night. she got the idea from 'Pinterest' in the DIY category here.
we collected paint sample cards from Bunnings and don't they look fabulous!?
The paint sample style is very "in" at the moment, you will have a style rival in Emily soon :)
ReplyDeleteYou are such a darling after my own heart. Beautiful bunting!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Kate, loving your milk glass collection. Sandy x
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Love the use of doilies.
ReplyDeleteThis is an adorable and simple Easter decoration. I love it.. You are making me want to dig out my milk glass again. Your's looks so pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo many crafts, so little time!! I need some time
They look really good Kate. Might have to get the kids onto doing one this weekend since they will all be here. Oh and don't forget to enter me in your giveaway draw too please.
ReplyDeletevery cute - love them with the milk glass!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of using the paint sample cards. They look great!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletelove the photos!
take care,
Rosa
Gorgeous. Love the paint sample idea. Tam x
ReplyDeletei love it and i especially love that it's a no sew project!!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are gorgeous! Hope to see u at My Dream Canvas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Easter decoration. Simply lovely. I definitely want to try this. I am your latest follower. I would love for you to come and check out my blog and follow me back at www.diybydesign.blogspot.com. Thanks so much. Looking forward to keeping up with your blog.
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteJust popping over from Sarah's Good Life Wednesday. It is lovely to meet you.
Fondly,
Glenda
Gg - Notes on the Journey
Good Life Wednesday #46
ps. your header is so charming.
Simply adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteOkay...how pretty is that? VERY I'd say!
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