Wood Easter Egg Decor

 Happy Easter using an assortment of Plaid Paints.

Supplies:

Martha Stewart Crackle Effect

Martha Stewart Surface Acrylic Paint - Sandcastle

FolkArt Decor - White Adirondack

Ceramcoat Paint - Pink Salt

Who wouldn't love this Easter home decor?

I've used an assortment of paints from Plaid Crafts in conjunction with wood products from my local Dollar Tree to create this project.

To create the background, I used Crackle Paint and Chalk Paint.  

Once dry, I had a lovely crackle background.

The bunny was painted with the same chalk paint and pink was added to the bunny feet along with some glitter for added fun!

Easter was first painted in pink, then a light layer of white was added.

Finally it was sprinkled with glitter!

Add some green moss, mini carrots, mini stenciled eggs and several chicks.

Finally I added a cotton ball to the bunny.

Enjoy and thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Bowdabra Easter Bags

These cute little Easter bags are so much fun to create.

Bowdabra Bow Maker

Various ribbons

Paper Bags

Cut the bags just below the handles.

Use pinking shears to create a decorate edge.

Punch a hole in the center of the bag.

Adhere the handles together before adhering them to the bags to create the bunny ears.

 

Use assorted ribbon scraps to create the bows.

The Bowdabra makes it so easy.

Use the excess bow wire to thread through the hole.

Tie off.

Add several cotton balls to the edge of the bags.

Why not sit with the kiddos and make some for Easter?

I am sure they'll love them.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Bowdabra Easter Egg

Easter is on it's way and there is nothing more fun than decorating Easter eggs.

Dollar Tree Wood Egg and Metal Word
Bowdabra to create bow

Assorted Ribbon scraps

Assorted pattern papers

Ranger Oxide Inks

Tear a variety of papers.

Ink the edges with Oxide Ink and adhere to the egg.

Use a sanding block to sand off the papers.

Ink the edges with Oxide Ink.

Use the Bowdabra to create a pretty bow for the egg.

Use an assortment of ribbon scraps and jute.

Adhere the bow to the corner of the egg using a glue gun.

Color a small egg and place behind the metal word.

Adhere to the egg.

For more details, visit the Bowdabra blog.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph