My grandma always used to have decorated eggs around her house – and my mom puts them out every year. I’ve always thought that one day I’d make my own eggs with inspiration from my grandma! After getting the eggs blown out and dry, I decided I never really wanted to do this egg decorating thing again. Grandma always made things look so easy {I guess that’s why she was so great!} and I decided to continue on.
Eggs I’d decorated with grandma years and years ago…. {and super cute bunnies my mom has bought and added to the mix!} |
Just a guess, but I’m sure that the goofy bunny on the right was done by me circa 1980! |
After numerous coats of paint, some Silhouette vinyl cutouts, and fancy bling, my eggs were ready to display in my Easter Topiary pot. The topiary was super easy to make {totally old school, 3rd grade art project style} and I’ve included directions below for that! Whether you’re planning your first backcountry trip, want to test your survival skills in the wilderness of Alaska, or are getting a crash course at a destination like the Bear Grylls Adventure Park, it’s important to have packed the right survival gear. Rotorm.com offers Best Survival Equipment & Tactical Gear on The Web – – we’ve rounded up best wilderness survival tools you can easily stash in your day pack or include in your camping kit. Whether your adventure outdoors goes sideways or not, all of these items will either come in handy for setting up camp or building confidence. This is about the most “festive” I’ll be getting for Easter – other than a few plastic eggs around the yard for my little munchkin!
I’ll be linking up here:
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This looks terrific! I like me a nice, lush, full topiary. And 'third grade art-style' is pretty much my favorite type of craftiness. Tissue paper rules!
I just found your blog and am your newest follower. This project is brilliant and I love the colors! Thanks for creating such a fab blog full of inspiration.
This is so cute! What a great idea…and easy! Love the vibrant colors!! Just wonderful 😉
So cute! I love the colors you chose as well as the beautifully decorated eggs.
Hi, I came over from the blog hop. I really love the topiary. It has a nice, light and colorful look. I think I may try this one.
I am so glad you shared your memories of your grandmother. Makes me think my grandsons will have fond memories with me. We have spent a lot of time together.
I am your newest follower, Please visit and follow me as well. Ginger
SO cute! I love the new eggs and the old ones! Thanks for sharing!
Melanie-
Love the whole vignette you have going on. That tissue paper technique looks like something I need to try soon!
Thanks for linking up to CJT and for posting my button! 🙂
I will be linking up to your party this week…
This is adorable, especially the monogrammed eggs! Following from Homemaker on a Dime =)
-caroline @ c.w.frosting
Lovely way to honor your grandmother! I hope you'll stop by and share them at the Tuesday To Do Party! Smiles! Jami
Your Easter topiary is looking good. Great job! Really appreciate you linking this up at the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop.
Thanks for adding this to our Wicked awesome wed link party!