How to Make an Easter Egg Wreath provides you with a step by step guide for making a customized Easter wreath.
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How to Make an Easter Egg Wreath:
With Easter right around the corner, I thought a quick and easy wreath for your front door would be a great project.
Happy Easter friends!
Wreath Supplies:
- 1 14” straw wreath like this one (you can use Styrofoam but I like the look of the straw showing through better)
- 6 packages of 24 Mini Eggs you can find these online
- 1 Roll of Ribbon 4yds
- Glue gun and glue sticks
Step By Step Instructions:
- Glue the eggs to the wreath one at a time until you have the entire wreath covered. I put the glue over the break in the eggs to help keep them closed. Make a loop out of the ribbon to hold your wreath.
- Make your bow with three loops tied together.
- Cut a long length of ribbon to use for streamers that will hang down for the bow.
- Glue the ribbon to the loop and hang up your wreath!
- Check out our cool variation ideas below for more ideas
There you have it.
A beautiful Easter wreath you can hang on your door for under $10.00!!
If you're in the mood to craft for Easter check out this fun Tootsie Roll bank Easter basket filler.
Now you know how to make an Easter Egg wreath.
If you have a bigger budget, the sky is the limit!
Easter Egg Wreath Variations:
- Add adorable little chicks and rabbits, or other spring themed embellishments.
- Use your wreath as a countdown to Easter! You could make it look like a clock and move the pointer to the date or the count down number.
- Make a Easter advent type wreath. Each day you open an egg and take out a fun surprise.
- Use a smaller wreath for children and you will only need one pack of eggs (this is an easy DIY dollar store wreath).
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How to Make an Easter Egg Wreath
This is a very simple Easter Egg wreath. If you have a bigger budget, the sky is the limit! You could add adorable little chicks and rabbits, or anything else you want.
Materials
- 1-14” straw wreath (you can use Styrofoam but I like the look of the straw showing through better)
- 6 packages of 24 Mini Eggs
- 1 Roll of Ribbon 4 yards
- Glue sticks
Tools
- Glue gun
Instructions
- Glue the eggs to the wreath one at a time until you have the entire wreath covered.
- Make a loop out of the ribbon to hold your wreath.
- Make a bow by making three loops and tying them together.
- Cut 1 longer length of ribbon to make the streamers hanging down from your bow.
- Glue the ribbon to the loop and hang up your wreath!
- Check out our variation ideas below
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