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24 March 2011

Easter Centerpiece

I admit, I got the idea to wrap the eggs from another blog, but I can't remember which one it was and I didn't bookmark it.  If I figure it out, I will be sure to give proper credit. 
Found it (thanks, Natalie) - here it is, at The Sweet Survival.


She wrapped the easter eggs for a wreath.  This was a great idea, however I didn't think I had the time or the patience for all of those eggs, so this centerpiece was just right for me! 

While this is not a hard project by any means, it is tedious and time consuming.  But the results are wonderful! 

I started with the standard plastic easter eggs, bought at the Dollar Tree.  Warmed up the glue gun and got four pastel colors of yarn ready.

I began by placing a few dots of glue around the egg in various places...there is no rhyme or reason to the wrapping of my eggs, just wrapped them til they were covered. 
I would wrap, put on some glue, wrap some more, put on some glue, wrap...oh, you get the point!
I found the bowl at the thrift store for $2.50 and got the moss at the Dollar Tree...so, all in all, this project cost me about $5.  Gotta love it!
My table is officially ready for Easter!

Happy Easter to you all!


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31 comments:

  1. Thank you so much! I do love the way it turned out. :-)

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  2. Ahhh, too cute and very creative.
    xo,
    Sena

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  3. Love it!! I started doing mine the other night and ran out of glue! Grrr... Here's the link for the wreath one! You should send her this link to show her how you tweaked it! http://thesweetsurvival.blogspot.com/2011/03/yarn-egg-wreath.html?showComment=1300125069535#c4969868300523445855

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  4. Ahh, thank you! I will definitely give the credit to her. Can't wait to see yours!

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  5. Yea! That is the perfect place for those yarn eggs! It looks great! Natalie - Yes you need LOTS of hot glue.

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  6. This is so sweetly and stylishly adorable. The colors are beautiful and the project is so fun!

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  7. Thanks, Trisha! I just loved that wreath, just wish I had more time to get it done. :-)

    Thank you, Holly for the nice comment!

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  8. What a cute idea! Thanks for linking up at DIY Thrifty Thursday at www.thrifty101.blogspot.com! :)

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  9. OH my Gosh! I love this! I was just telling a friend today that I need to get busy with the spring decorations around this house of mine! I am going to be working on this fun idea tomorrow! Thank you so much for the great inspiration! I am definitely a new follower! Amazing idea!!!

    Amanda @ Our Life on a Marquee

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  10. So cute! It has a Pottery Barn look. I love the way you have it displayed.

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  11. First of all--HOW CUTE! I am loving this centerpiece so much! Very creative. I wanted to say thank you for following my blog, I always welcome new readers and friends :) It keeps me motivated to keep blogging! I am excited to check out the rest of your blog, thanks again and happy weekend!!!

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  12. Thank you all so much for the nice comments! :-)

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  13. Very cute! And that is so easy! Thanks for linking up!

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  14. How cute! Love the colors and texture they add to plain ole eggs. Thanks for joining the newbie party today. Have fun.
    Debbiedoos blogging and blabbing

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  15. Adorable, I love this idea! Thanks for sharing!
    XOXO ~Liz

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  16. This is a fabulous idea, so simple but so beautiful! I love it!

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  17. So glad I found your blog - looks like we have a lot in common. I just had my third baby in January. Good luck to you!
    Kim

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  18. hiya , visiting from debbies newbie party and your newest follower x this is a great project so simple but so effective xps would love that glass filled with vino on dvd night ..lol tfs and hope to see you at mine sometime xmaggiex

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  19. Very cute! I love how simple it was, but how good it looks!

    Enjoy your day.
    Pam

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  20. Thanks all! @ Kim, congrats on your third bundle of joy! I am anxiously awaiting life with three...September 2nd. :-)

    @emilysnan, lol, great idea for the glass...will have to wait a few months, but I do love my vino!

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  21. That is such a cute idea! Thanks so much for sharing.

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  22. That is cute! I wish I could have something on my table, but my 2 year old would wreck it!

    Visiting from Elements Interiors!

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  23. I love this centerpiece because it is easy, simple and really classic. What a great idea! I featured this project on my Friday Favorites post today. Feel free to come grab a featured button from Calico and Cupcakes if you would like. Have a great weekend!

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  24. Thanks so much for featuring this, Chiara! You have a great weekend as well. :-)

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  25. I featured you today here: http://adiamondinthestuff.blogspot.com/2011/04/time-to-shine-features-no-12.html#comments

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