It was last April when I promised myself that it would be years before I decorate Easter eggs again. You see, over the last decade, I’ve decorated so, so, so many Easter eggs in all kinds of styles and colors. I have enough eggs to hang on Easter trees, to fill bowls on coffee tables,… Continue Reading
It has become a tradition for me to decorate Easter eggs in a different way each year and I truly enjoy finding new ideas every single time. To make this dozen blue and white Chinoiserie eggs, I used a not so modern technique, but I hope that you’ll agree with me that they turned out looking amazingly elegant… Continue Reading
Hello everyone! I’m very excited to share my Easter eggs dyed in all shades of blue. I can’t wait for you to follow my super quick, easy and (relatively) mess-free technique that will give you adorable little eggs in the coolest color of the season ~who doesn’t love blue right now?~ in just a few minutes. I have… Continue Reading
The beginning of a new season seems always like the perfect time to decorate the front door with a wreath. The one I made today had to be colorful and happy, a true spring wreath! Its shape is very different from all the wreaths I’ve bought or made in the past, as it’s actually a half wreath hanging from a thick white chain. To… Continue Reading
I know it’s kind of last minute for those of you celebrating Easter, but I really wanted to show you my painted pearl eggs that turned out to be such a great vase filler. These are real, blown out eggs that are simply painted with craft paint in a pearl finish. Each one is quite… Continue Reading
It wasn’t in my plans to decorate eggs for this Easter. I made plenty last year and still love them, but my aunt from Greece showed me the other day, via Skype, the ones she was working on, and she got me all inspired! Hers were styrofoam eggs decorated with vertical ribbons and tiny glass… Continue Reading
I just finished these new no-sew placemats for the Easter lunch table, and guess what? You still have enough time to make them! I did all the measuring, testing, styling for you and it will take you a maximum of ten minutes to make a set of two! They’re made of white cotton duck cloth… Continue Reading
I hope you enjoyed my step by step tutorials on how to make my paper napkin covered Easter eggs (Part I) and my favorite way of displaying them (Part II). Besides creating, the other best part is sharing. I made a few extra of these lovely and delicate Easter eggs to give as a present… Continue Reading
If you were on this blog yesterday, you certainly saw how I made my cute Easter eggs covered in paper napkin. I forgot to mention, though, that I first used the paper napkin technique when we lived in Germany to decorate wooden boxes, terra cotta pots etc. ; it’s widely spread in this central part… Continue Reading
These fine and delicate Easter eggs are covered entirely with paper napkins and are extremely easy to make! I already have a dozen or so that I made a couple of years ago and I’m making some more this year to give as a present, and, of course, to show you. On today’s post you’ll… Continue Reading
