Remember this pretty Easter vignette from Pottery Barn a few years back? It's still making the rounds on Pinterest.
I love the freshness of all the white with the pink blossoms. But it was the the Easter Eggs that caught Susan's eye here at Elizabeth & Co. Our long time friends might remember this project from our very first spring tag sale!
Susan picked up some paper mache eggs at Michaels.
She gave them a quick coat of creamy white craft paint.
Transfer letters were used to spell out Happy Easter.
After a spray of black metal paint, screw eyes were attached to the top of the eggs.
A little glaze gave them a nice aged look.
And a piece of jute string made them ready for hanging.
This project was super easy, quick and thrifty!
And of course totally adorable!
You still have a week before Easter, plenty of time to whip up a batch of your own!
They would look really cute spelling out Spring too!
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They would look really cute spelling out Spring too!
I'm sharing with...
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DIY Home Sweet Home
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The Shabby Creek Cottage
Embracing Change
Beyond the Picket Fence
52 Mantels
No Minimalist Here
The Vintage Farmhouse
Green Willow Pond
28 comments:
wow...those are awesome and look just like the PB much more expensive eggs. thanx for sharing. tiff
So beautiful, thanks for the tut, I have been inspired to give it a try...love the photos..
Well- How cute is THAT!?!! Easy and sweet- xo Diana
Oh how cute!!!
Blessings,
Linda
These are so cute, and I love that they're super easy!
Mary Alice
Those are so sweet! Love them!
So pretty!
You did a wonderful job, they look so pretty and a much better cost savings than anything from PB.
So cute and easy! But kind of elegant too in their simplicity! Love them!
These are Awesome!
Thanks for sharing.
Love them! Very pretty.
Very cute idea. Would you believe I have never seen that Pottery Barn photo before? Must be living under a rock. ;)
Great tutorial. I love these. They'll become a classic!
What an adorable idea.
So creative.
Thanks for sharing.
Tam
These are terrific! I love how simple and cottage-y they are. I am not a big decorator for spring or Easter but I need to add this to my to-do list! :)
toddlindsey.com
Oh I am pinning this darling project! Well done you clever and crafty girl.
What a beautiful idea!! I am not taking on anymore Easter projects for this year, but I am pinning for next year! I love those paper mache eggs. I have some that are gilded and they make a new appearance every year at my home.
So, so cute! I wonder if I still have time to make some?
Wow. I love this project! Thanks for sharing this, I love getting a PB look for cheap :)!
Leslie (Gwen Moss)
Too cute! Love this Easter project! :)
Wonderful..:)
pet meds
I happen to have five of those eggs sitting in a bag and wasn't sure what to do with them. Great idea!
Darling project. I love it!
Peace
Linda at The French Hens Nest
What a fabulous idea.... :)
Have a HAPPY Easter...
hugs x
Crystelle
Crystelle Boutique
I love the simplicity.
Love, love, love this project! Totally pinned! Thanks for inspiring me today!
blessings,
karianne
Gorgeous!
Featuring this tonight!
Thanks for linking up this week!
Stacey of Embracing Change
These are adorable. I have that PB picture on my Pinterest boards. Love it! I'd love it if you would share this at "What We Accomplished Wednesday," at Green Willow Pond. It is live right now. Have a great week!
Hugs,
Deborah
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