Last week when I saw Trish’s Robin’s Egg Blue Easter Egg Wreath on Uncommon Designs, I knew this is something I wanted to create.
She took the already multi-colored easter eggs and spray painted them Robins Egg Blue. Love the color against the woodgrain of the door and the burlap bow.
When I saw the multi-colored Easter eggs at Walmart (she found hers at Hobby Lobby), I loved their color and decided to keep them as they were.
Our home is a dark grey and I thought the multi-colored eggs would stand out better from the street – especially since the background is an old screen door.
I also found a lighter colored wired burlap ribbon at Walmart – loved the softer color to complement the color of the eggs.
I wired Spanish moss (I found a large bag at a local Pikes Nursery) to the grapevine wreath – I have a feeling either a house Wren will find this a good place to nest or they’ll find this good nesting material – I don’t mind either.
It is fun to find crafty inspiration in Blogland and in Pinterest. March is National Craft Month – I have decided to fill my March days with fun spring-time crafts.
This project took four packages of the multi-colored easter eggs – under $3 each; green florist wire, Spanish Moss, wired burlap ribbona a grapevine wreath and hot glue – couldn’t be much simpler for such a lovely and fun craft.
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Kathy, I really like the lighter color burlap bow…great wreath! Hugs, Penny
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I really like both wreaths Kathy and I can see where leaving your eggs as purchased makes them more visible. Very pretty!! Enjoy the weekend. Pamela
I really like your colors, Kathy! And the speckles on the eggs. With a backdrop of an old beautiful screen door, it looks perfect.
I love this wreath. I like the robins egg blue, but the multicoloured pastels suit your house much better. Love this. I may have to sneak out and get some for myself
now where’s my glue gun?
Very pretty. I also love the old hinges on your screen door and shingles on your house. What a lovely home you have!
I love your colourful version of the wreath. It makes a really happy door !
I love how your wreath turned out! The colors are just beautiful and I love the bow! I know you must be enjoying it already! Happy Easter and Spring!
Take care,
Trish
Your wreath turned out great! Love the speckled eggs.
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The perfect touch for Easter Kathy. It looks lovey at your entrance too.
Thanks for linking up at Shabbilicious Friday… I’ll be featuring this at tomorrows party.
What a welcoming piece for a front door. I love the beautiful Spring colors. I also like the speckled eggs.
Your wreath is so pretty….I laughed because i put some of the moss around a plant, and it is almost totally gone….the birdies loved it!!
Your wreath turned out great! I love the multicolored eggs and burlap bow!
Your wreath is so pretty Kathy! I love those speckled eggs. I might have been tempted to get those if I had seen them when I made my wreath. It seems we were thinking along similar lines.
Super cute!! Thanks for linking up at Feathered Nest Friday!
I love your speckled egg wreath! It looks great on your old screen door. I didn’t know it was National Craft month! I better get busy and make something! Hope you have a beautiful spring! Linda