1. Blow out eggs, rinse and allow to dry
2. Measure height and circumference of egg (this one measured 3″ x 5″)
3. Cut piece of paper with those dimensions adding 1/4″ to both height and length
4. Measure and mark 5mm lines
5. Fold paper vertically towards the left as shown
6. Fold paper horizontally upwards as shown (paper is now folded in quarters)
7. Cut along the drawn lines, leaving the centre untouched
8. Cut ‘points’ to the top of the slits
9. Open up paper
10. Apply glue to the uncut area of the paper
11. Wrap paper around egg
12. Carefully apply glue to every slit and glue down one by one
I found the fabric was much easier to handle than the paper as it molded easier around the egg. After doing two eggs I stopped measuring and marking the lines and simply just cut free form.
Today we decorated more eggs in a more traditional way. We had a lot of fun being creative and can’t wait to show you one particular little guy….:)
And now, I would like to announce the
NEW WINNER of the Pleated Poppy gift credit…
Well, keeping it short again today but with a big ‘thank you’ for stopping by.
much love,
Lucy
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Tereza says
aww these are lovely but look tricky to make!!!
thanks for sharing, will have to keep these in mind 🙂
von Hand zu Hand says
really pretty eggs!
I linked to your tutorial on my blog – thanks for sharing!
doro K.
I am LOVD says
I got stopped at the blown eggs part. I’m thinking to just use wooden eggs or plastic:-0
imsteelefullofscrap says
Love the idea though I am going to use some plastic ones I have a ton of them thank u for sharing your tutorial
ImSoVintage says
Your eggs are adorable!
Melanie @ Whimsical Creations says
So pretty!!
YAY, I won….what do I need to do now? 😀
NanaDiana says
Oh- Those are so cute. Looks like you are more ambitious than I am…although I might try the fabric patch ones. THOSE look pretty easy. Can’t wait to see the ones you have still to show us. And, congrats to the new winner. Hope SHE shows up to claim the prize! xo Diana
Sarah says
These are just darling! Thanks for the tutorial! http://blackcatoriginals.wordpress.com/
Heather says
So cute!! I love fabric and I LOVE Easter these two combined make one cute decoration!! I will have to try this out.
kim says
These are absolutely the sweetest things ever! I have so many fabric scraps and I need to do this:) I would be so totally thrilled if you linked up at my party goin on all weekend!
Kim
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FABBY'S LIVING says
How adorable and sweet these Easter eggs are. Thank you for the tutorial, I’m loving them! Happy St. Patty’s.
FABBY
Jutta says
this is gorgeous!!!
Desiree @ The 36th AVENUE says
These are adorable! I am featuring them tomorrow… love them!
Christina at I Gotta Create! says
These are my favorite version of easter eggs so far! So very sweet with a vintage appeal. May I pin them?
<3 Christina
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Emily says
These are so stinkin’ adorable! 🙂
The Jammie Girl says
How clever! I think I tried this once years ago but used strip of fabric – your ways looks much easier (and neater!)
Two Shades of Pink says
I love this my sweet friend! I went from the top to the bottom so I am commenting here on all your egg loveliness! And you have my fabric loving heart loving this project and the other beautiful ones you did too. You forever inspire me. And I do miss you and ask your forgiveness for dropping off the radar these last few months. I will email you soon to check in with you!
Stacey says
This is a great project! I would love for you to stop by my Creative Inspirations party to link it up! I would love to have you there!
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birdie blue says
love the patchwork fabric decoupage eggs, so clever and sweet.
xo
molly
Laura Ingalls Gunn says
Visiting via Centsational Girl. Love all the pretty!
Happy day, happy spring, happy happy everything!
Desiree @ The 36th AVENUE says
Super cute… Pinning!
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