Pier 1 Inspired Easter Eggs DIY

Cathryn Holt
by Cathryn Holt
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Hi Everyone!
Easter and Spring are just around the corner. And so is Easter. I just love to see all the beautiful flowers and decorated Easter eggs. These Pier 1 eggs inspired this DIY.


I purchased 8 dozen eggs from the Dollar Tree.   


And these Pier 1 Easter eggs inspired this DIY.  They are $8 each.




Here are the supplies I needed:


Plastic eggs


Bling on a roll


Mod Podge


Scissors


Hot glue gun






There are multiple designs that are so easy to do. 


















I have a detailed video that you can enjoy.  



Click this video to see how simple it is t create these beautiful eggs. It's beginning to look a lot like Easter.  
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  • Virginia Virginia on Apr 15, 2017

    Thank you. I store my very good (home crafted eggs) in the clear Egglands egg cartons. The carton flips over twice and snaps into place - safeguarding the eggs I have made. I also have many beautiful crosses in various metals and plastics. If you plan to have a 'seasonal tree', then I would suggest using clear, snap lid, plastic boxes or use popcorn tins. The large popcorn tins are out year round in various styles (or you can label over the cans for the various seasons for your tree). They are perfect to store seasonal tree items: the ornaments, garlands, strings of pearls, flowers, etc. I store them in my house attic year round. The lids are a very tight fit and stay nice and moisture free year round. When the Christmas lights are on sale at the end of the season, buy some extra boxes just in case you need to replace strings of lights during the year. Good luck with your tree.

  • Mandy Pfeifer Mandy Pfeifer on Mar 02, 2018

    I love your project. I hope you don't mind if I pinch your idea.


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