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March 26, 2012

Decorated Easter Eggs

Here's a quick, but I admit a little .....Well, kitschy Easter craft

I used Bright colored plastic Easter eggs


Then I removed the lining from the napkin, cut the napkin in strips, and Mod Podged it on the plastic egg



I liked that you could still see the color of the plastic eggs through the napkin


I decorated each egg with coordinating ribbons, flowers, and jewelry and put them all in my plaster bunny


Move Martin!!


I better HOP along, I have some bigger projects to do!

Happy Creating!
Carol

48 comments:

  1. I think they came out so pretty! And so easy too:) Thanks for sharing with us.
    ~Debra xxx
    Capers of the vintage vixens

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  2. Hi Carol-

    Your Easter eggs are so pretty. I love the shabby chic look of your eggs. The addition of the shredded music sheets added extra interest. Check out the Bowdabra blog. My friend Sarah has some similar eggs, so you might get some more decorating ideas from her! Creative minds thing alike sometimes. Have a great week!

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  3. These are so beautiful, love that the color shows also. Such beauties

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  4. so pretty, they turned out great and i love the vintage look of them, I have some old easter eggs of my grammas that look like this.

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  5. These are so cute! All colorful and candy like! :D

    Hugs,

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  6. These are so beautiful and look like so much fun! Can't wait to try some.

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  7. Cute eggs! Great job!!
    Have a great day!

    -Kim :)

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  8. Amazing! I love how the color shows through, too! Very pretty!

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  9. WOW! They are gorgeous, Carol. What a wonderful idea ... love your beautiful setting to place them.
    Have a beautiful week ~
    TTFN ~
    Hugs,
    Marydon

    ~ GIVEAWAY ends 3/30 ~

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  10. Those eggs turned out so beautiful!! I really think Martin and that bunny rabbit are cute too!

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  11. ottimo lavoro.... queste uova sono meravigliose Carol...
    Baci Simona

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  12. These are super cute!!!

    I LOVED that Martin scooted in the picture!! Tee hee!

    LuLu~*xoxo

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  13. These are very pretty! You know, I tried this craft myself last month and it was a disaster with a capital D. I guess I need to bow down to you now. ;D

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  14. Sweet and pretty! I've used pretty napkins for cards.
    Winter is back...well, just the cold part!
    Warmly,
    deb

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  15. Cute project Carol! I would make a mess trying to make those, but I love them.
    Cute bunny too. And Martin is a real cutie, Gizzy would like him.

    hugs
    Sissie

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  16. How adorable. I see a pretty lavender one in there! Happy creating!

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  17. Those are so pretty--what a cute idea!

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  18. they look just darling, carol! love your bunny...and kitty:)

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  19. Carol,

    They are so pretty!

    ♥charlotte

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  20. Those are so pretty--you are inspiring me to try it!

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  21. They are very pretty, Carol! I love the vintage, romantic look to them.

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  22. Hi Carol,

    Your Easter eggs are so fancy and pretty!

    Dee

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  23. Love the eggs. I've done something similar on 4x4 tiles and liked them too : )

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  24. I forgot to say that Martin is adorable : )

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  25. So cute. I've done modge podge on blown eggs, but never plastic. It's neat how the napkin mellows the color of the plastic egg.

    I'd love to have you join me this Sunday at Seasonal Sundays.

    - The Tablescaper

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  26. Those are works of art, I'd want to leave them out all year. Memorial Day eggs, 4th of July eggs, back to school eggs, Thanksgiving eggs, you get the idea.

    ~Bliss~

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  27. So beautiful. You come up with the best ideas. Hugs, Ginger

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  28. Carol, you are the cutest- ever! I knew when I saw the title of this post it would be a good one, love the eggs!

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  29. wow! what cute thanks for sharing...

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  30. I'll never think of plastic eggs the same way again. I love the pretty paper you've added and all the trimmings. Such pretty colors.

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  31. I just knew I should pick up a bag of those plastic eggs. You've done a great job of making them look vintage! ~ Maureen

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  32. I'm in the middle of an egg-cellent adventure myself, but mine aren't nearly as lovely as yours. You always take stuff to such a wonderful level.

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  33. They are beautiful! You have inspired me today. Heading out the door for supplies. If mine turn out pretty...lol....I'll put them on my blog and tell them who gave me the idea. Thanks.

    I love your blog. I don't see a follower gadget though.

    Hugs,
    Lee Laurie

    P.S. Come visit sometimes. :)

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  34. Those turned out so lovely! The flower print makes them look like porcelain! You added just the right amount of pretty ribbons and what-nots to them!
    Hi Martin!
    Blessings,
    Susie

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  35. What an absolutely awesome idea Carol! They're gorgeous! Kitschy yes, but elegant and just plain gorgeous!

    Pam

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  36. So cute, I will have to try that ine. I have used dictionary paper and turned out nice.
    XO
    Ginger

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  37. As always beautifully crafted project. So cute especially putting the eggs in the rabbit pouch.

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  38. OMG!! Carol - these are FABULOUS!!! Where did you find those shabby paper napkins?? :)

    -pamela

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  39. EGGcellent! Wow! They look fabulous.

    Great idea too. You should link up with the Mission Possible craft in a cinch challenge! It is on my blog!

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  40. Adorable Carol! I just mod podged some eggs to the other day. Yours are super cute!

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  41. Absolutely gorgeous! Where did you find such pretty napkins? Thanks for sharing I'm so inspired.

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  42. These are so sweet!Years ago my late aunt crocheted Easter eggs for me with plastic eggs! Her hands were getting so arthritic and yet she created those beautiful eggs plus crocheted over a litle plastic Easter basket. I cherish them. I really love these eggs. You made hem so pretty!

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