Another twist on Easter garland is to craft the garland out of real, dyed, blown-out eggs!
Dyed in fresh spring hues they are light enough to make a great seasonal swag anywhere
in your home.
How to: use a bead-making needle threaded with stretchable jewelry cord. Attach the
garland to the banister using additional cord; tie on lush satin ribbon.
Editors' tip: to blow out an egg, use a push pin to put a hole in each end. Gently push a wooden skewer through one end to enlarge hold and break yolk. Blow into smaller hole. (via BHG). They also have egg blower tools available at most craft stores.
image via BHG
Don't have a staircase? How about using the garland over windows, a mantel or a hallway mirror as shown on Martha Stewart.
image via Martha Stewart
original post found via Modern-Eve
0 comments:
Post a Comment