Fabric Covered Easter Eggs Pt. 2

You can decorate your eggs however you like. I used a variety of items here to demonstrate some variations. I personally find just the cloth covered non-decorated egg very pretty. I used raffia for a makeshift ‘nest’. Raffia works well because it does not have to be perfect to be pretty.

You can place them in a basket, in a crate, in a crock…or perhaps use them in egg cups with place cards.

I chose to place mine in the middle of an arrangement on my husband’s great-grandmother’s organ and am actually thinking of ‘grubbying’ up another batch to replace these.

I will also mention that these are very easy for small hands to make–so let your little ones get dirty helping you make a few dozen for whatever project you have in mind. (Little girls love having ‘fancy eggs’ for their play kitchen.)

Angela DeRossett is military wife, homeschooling mother, and an advocate for autism research. Angela can be found blogging at Homeschooling the Chaotic Family and Memoirs of a Chaotic Mommy.

Tags: Easter, Easter Basket, fabric eggs, home decor, tutorials

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