Egg Dying Ideas

Melted Crayon

Decoupage Designs onto the egg

Aluminum Foil Technique

Rubber Band Technique

and my Favorite...I've done it too and it's SO fun!

Silk Tie Dying

Easter Round-Up

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Easter Decorations & more thrifting!

Here are my Easter decorations thus far, I still have basically 3 1/2 weeks to go though.

  Easter Specimen Art post

 These are my Pottery Barn inspired white Easter figurines.

These are my Thrift finds from yesterday. Went to Salvation Army. Got this cute Tea Cup and Saucer $3.00 and the cute Pyrex dishes for $5.00 for both. They are about 3 in x 4 in x 4 in. They are small and I love that! I love the turquoise.

Easter Species Art

I'm really loving ALL things "species art." I wanted to make an Easter Egg one so here it is!

I don't have a Silhouette or access to one, BUT I do have a friend that works in the Creative Memory business so she had a product to help me cut out the Easter Eggs, and then she also has a Cricut so I could cut out the words.

Then I just used glue dots to to adhere to a piece of white card stock.

I Love that I started this blog...it helps me be more creative than if I didn't have it...It's almost like I'm reporting to you all about my crafty abilities! How'm I doing??

So...Is anyone going to Creative Estates? I want to go really bad, but my husband isn't so sure. Any of my readers going?

{Pottery Barn-Inspired} Easter Ceramics

I saw these Ceramic Easter Bunnies on the Pottery Barn website several weeks ago.

I knew that you could find a ton of these ceramic Easter statues at the local thrift store.

I went to DI (Local) and found a bunch of old dirty out-dated ceramics. I snatched them up for about $2.00 total.

 I removed the ribbons and raffia that were tied around the necks and scraped off the hot glue. I gave them a layer of Krylon White spray paint primer and then a couple layers of Krylon White Gloss spray paint.

There were unfortunately no bunnies (or no bunnies with the look I was going for) at the thrift store, so we went with ducks...still very Easter-y and Springy!