D-I-Y:
Supplies:
Branches: from your yard {or neighbor's yard, heehee}
Eggs: dollar store, $1 per 10 pack...score!
Vase: free! {Remember this post?? Recycled it} (:
Ribbon: free, already had!
Directions:
*Push branches into vase.
*Pull eggs off stick, replace with ribbon.
{Tip: it's easier to tie the ribbon in a knot first THEN shove it back in the hole with the same stick you just took out, make sense?}
*Hang eggs from branches.
*Any leftover? Shove them onto branches to mimick leaves.
Super easy project for about $2 total. Enjoy!
I like the new lineup- fun to have a variety of things to look forward to =)
ReplyDeleteluv it! lookin forward to fun new things!
ReplyDelete:-) Jennifer
ps: what is lolly luv's?
ReplyDelete:-) Jennifer
Lolly ♥'s is when we will show off products by theme... it can be by color, product, etc. Should be fun :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking!
The eggs are too cute! I like the idea!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I always enjoy organization and knowing what's coming up and what to look forward to. :)
ReplyDeleteOut of curiousity, what category will your own tutorials fall into? Cause those have been some of my favorite!
Hopping off the Tuesday Train for a visit to your blog. It's a fun place to be. Lots of good ideas :)
ReplyDeleteI love your Easter Tree. I am having a blog giveaway, I would love for you to join.
ReplyDeleteHey Allen fam, "oh so tute Tuesday" is reserved for our tutorials... ;) Thanks for asking!
ReplyDeleteI kinda like the idea of Manly Monday... I could certainly learn how to change the oil ;) And let's be honest, there's not a whole lotta craft blogs out there teaching that! *B
ReplyDeleteCan you tell me what 2 fonts did you used in the Lolly lineup? So cute and love the new lineup!
ReplyDeletelovely pieces. Following u on gfc. Please follow me @ http:simplyshopandsave.ca
ReplyDeleteHi Angelauden, The fonts are HaloHandletter (cursive) and Pupcat Regular (print). Aren't they so cute ;)
ReplyDeleteOh duh! Of course! Thanks. I'll blame asking that dumb question on being 8 months pregnant. ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the tree! I've been wanting to make something like that for a while. Perhaps this will be the year :) Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! (Oh! I mean tute!!!) Great ideas!
ReplyDeleteThis is super cute and inspiring, I just picked up some eggs from The Dollar Tree and am exicted to attempt an Egg Tree. Visiting from 504 Main.
ReplyDeleteVery cute tree!
ReplyDeleteI haven't even begun to decorate for easter.O.O
Saw this at Craftomaniac's link up. I love this tree! It's so much cuter than my craft bought tree! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog today and wanted to post a DIY Easter project for my readers. I'm in AZ too so I couldn't help but choose you crafty twins over all others. ;)
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