Quick and Easy DIY Paper Easter Egg Wreath
You can make a quick and easy DIY paper Easter egg wreath with a little cardboard and a few scraps of pretty paper.
MATERIALS USED:
A piece of cardboard as big as you want your wreath to be
Scrapbooking paper in multiple prints and colors
Glue stick
Hole puncher
3 foot piece of brightly colored ribbon
Scissors
A pencil
Something round, the size you want your wreath (dinner plates work well)
Tape
Easter egg template (You can download the one I used here for free)
These are a cute, no-mess decoration that are simple to make and will through multiple seasons. This project is a good one to include the kids on as it’s clean and easy. I used a few stray pieces of scrapbooking paper to make my Easter eggs wreath, but you could also use scrap bits of spring-themed wrapping paper. You could also cut the egg shapes from old newspaper or other paper scraps and let the kids paint designs on them, just like real Easter eggs.
For an additional bit of decorating, if you want something a little more fancy, glue on some scrap bits of ribbon and rick-rack. Or embellish them with glitter, sequins, or stray buttons for a fun, country effect.
Video tutorial by Amber Reifsteck, The Woodland Elf
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