DIY Feather Easter Eggs

Zest it Up
by Zest it Up
8 Materials
$5
2 Hours
Easy
Another holiday is quickily sneaking up on us- Easter! I usually don’t get too crazy when it comes to decorating for holiday’s in general, but I do often stroll the aisles of the dollar store to get inspired for some fun fast (and inexpensive) ideas. Rather than getting into the pink bunnies and purple chicks, I tend to take more of the “natural” and rustic route when it comes to decor. I saw some plain white plastic eggs at the dollar store for a few bucks so I snagged them and decided to start marinating on what I could do to “zest” them up. Here is what I came up with….

Photo Cred: Anya McInroy



Egg Supplies:
  • Plastic Eggs (I scored my pack at the 99 cents store)
  • Modge Podge
  • Feathers (smaller in size)
  • Sponge brush


To hang:
  • Drill & bit
  • fishing line/needle
  • scissors
  • small pom pom balls





I decided I wanted to hang my eggs so I drilled small holes in the top of the egg. This was actually very easy, if you have a vice you can use this for more ease!





All drilled!





Next prep your modge podge- I added about 1 tsp of water to my 3 tablespoons of Modge Podge.





First snip your feathers to fit on the egg as well as make sure the end of the feather doesn’t “pop up” off the egg- all you want are those soft feathers






Next apply a thin layer of modge podge on the egg, then lay the feather on the egg and allow it to stick. Lastly apply another thin layer of modge podge on the feather.





Let dry for at least an hour. Once dry have some fun decorating! Maybe on a table centerpiece? Place settings? OR let’s hang them! After all feathers are meant to fly right?





Maybe on a table centerpiece? Place settings? OR let’s hang them! After all feathers are meant to fly right?





To hang these I simply took a small pompom ball (from the dollar store), threaded some fishing line through the ball with a needle, tied it off and then pushed the pompom ball into the hole that I drilled earlier. Then you don’t see the pompom ball inside the egg, but you get the airy feathery look as it dangles.





I'm really digging the modern look of this Easter decor!





Can’t wait to make more of these cuties!
xo
Sam
Suggested materials:
  • Plastic eggs   (99cent store)
  • Modge podge   (craft store)
  • Small feathers   (craft store)
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  • Gaye Gaye on Mar 22, 2017

    Simply brilliant!

  • Gorky Pal Gorky Pal on May 06, 2017

    Its an wonderful idea about feathers. I love feathers, actually I cant see fallen i on ground whenever I see. I make cards and book marks. I love your idea so appropiate on an egg shell!! All the best

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