Hello everyone – I hope you enjoyed your weekend.
If you follow me on Instagram, you may know I
recently purchased my first professional set of watercolor paints
and this weekend, I had a little fun using them.
recently purchased my first professional set of watercolor paints
and this weekend, I had a little fun using them.
Except I moved from painting on paper to painting eggs…
Don’t they look so tender?
I find pansies are perfect for experimenting with
watercolor because of the way the color of the petals bleed into each other.
watercolor because of the way the color of the petals bleed into each other.
I might have been having too much fun because I ended up painting a dozen eggs…
I even painted some pretty Ranunculus.
I kinda wish I had blown the eggs because they look so pretty sitting on this bowl
and I think they would make a great display beyond Easter.
and I think they would make a great display beyond Easter.
Thank you so much for visiting me.
I hope you have a fantastic day!
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BECKY says
Oh My Gosh, Lucy! These are the most charming eggs I have ever seen!! I saw another post somewhere that showed just using cheap watercolors on eggs, but you took this to a whole new level! I adore them, your talent, and your eye for beauty! Not to mention your wonderful photography! Love how you think!
Have a beautiful week!
Becky
Julia - "Vintage with Laces" says
These are so adorable, Lucy!
Lisa @ Fern Creek Cottage says
Oh my goodness….so pretty!!!!
Pamela Groppe says
The more I see what you paint the more I am wanting to go back to my watercolors instead of acrylics. I have loved every single thing you have shared. Just gorgeous. Have you ever thought of doing easy tutorials on how you paint? I think they would be a hit, along with YouTube videos of you painting. Looking forward to many more posts of your paintings. Have a great day!
Anna @ A Good Home says
Woman, you are out of control! These are seriously gorgeous. Love them 🙂
JP says
I wish that I had seen these a few days ago…I would have added a few of the flowers, like the ones that I painted on the bowls and glasses, to some eggs for our spring dinner party! I am so inspired by your water colors that I will definitely have to try it someday, soon…yours are just gorgeous,,,I will be pinning!
JP
Nancy at maddaleeâ„¢ says
Just beautiful! What a great watercolor surface those eggs make, who would have thought?
Steph @ Three Loud Kids! says
Absolutely gorgeous!
Debbie Seton says
Really, really pretty and delicate 🙂
michele says
breathtaking, lucy.
best to you.
michele
NanaDiana says
Lucy- You are so so so talented. Those are absolutely gorgeous! xo Diana
GSGreatEscaper says
I also would love if you would do some quick ‘how I painted this” tutorials. E.G. the cherry blossoms form this month’s calendar page, these pansies. I’ve owned professional paints for year but never made anything as pretty as these!
Elise says
These are the most gorgeous eggs I have ever seen….ever. You are so talented!
Kays Kids says
The eggs are wonderful. You will just have to do a dozen more blown eggs.
Hugs
Moni - Zuhaus at Home says
They are beautiful Lucy!!
Lynda Brandly says
They are gorgeous! What a shame to have to break them and eat them. They are little works of art.
love and blessings~
Lynda @ Gates of Crystal
Stacey Root says
These are just wonderful! Thank you for sharing them with us 😉
Krista thehappyhousie says
So absolutely stunning Lucy. Pinned – thanks for sharing them!
Patty says
If the eggs are hard boiled you can keep them….Polish style. Eventually the insides will shrink, shrivel, and dry up!
nest full of eggs says
beautiful!
July says
They are gorgeous! What a shame to have to break them and eat them. They are little works of art.
Ruby Showalter says
These are gorgeous and perfect for Easter!!
Meredith S says
I honestly think these may be the most beautiful Easter eggs I have ever seen! I am featuring your post in an Easter Egg Round up this week, think these have to be my all time favorites! 🙂
Ursula Rosien says
Wow, lovely watercolor work! Blown away! 🙂
One More Time Events says
These are so beautiful….every single one of them!
Cindy DIYbeautify says
Oh I love these. They are so beautiful! Like you said… tender!
emily webster says
These are so delicately pretty! I think you should have some on display all year round!
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Jess. says
Wow! These are so, so beautiful. You really have a gift. xox
Cheryl Lundgren says
They are too pretty to eat!!
I think you really have to put those on a pillow or two!! Pansies are one of my favorites but then I love all flowers so it would be hard to choose a favorite.
Debbie Reaves says
I love your painted eggs. Very delicate.
I so wish I could paint like that. Thanks for sharing.
Regina says
It’s delicately beautiful,, such a lovely work.
Alicia says
Oh my, these are absolutely amazing!
I am putting together a sort of Easter crafts compilation blog post, with pictures of creative projects for spring. Would you mind if I shared one of your pictures? I will of course credit it to this post. I did the same thing last year if you would like a reference on how it might look: http://aliciasivert.blogspot.se/2014/04/paskpeppen-2014.html
Thank you for the inspiration! I feel like painting flowers on both eggs, paper and furniture right now.
Sincerely,
Alicia
Rosie says
These are so pretty! You’re so lucky to be so talented Alicia, I would love to be able to create anything so stunningly beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I’ve pinned, G+ tweeted and stumbled 🙂 these so deserve to be seen! I hope you’re having a wonderful Easter, sending hugs from a sunny Scotland x
Carole says
Please keep your beautiful painted eggs! I have had several eggs for years. I let them sit in a carton to protect them from breaking, they eventually dry up on the inside into a hard little ball ( I cracked one to see what had happened to the inside) If there are no cracks in the eggs, there will be no bad odor either.
I also have quail eggs that I have at least 20 years! A friend gave them to me for my grandchildren to see because they’re so pretty.
Ana says
These are so, so lovely. I wish I had the skills to do something similiar.
Carole says
If there are no cracks in the eggs, I have kept particularly pretty eggs in a bowl or in egg crates for many years.
The inside completely dries up eventually and if you move the eggs you can hear the little dried ball inside.
These do not smell either. Wonderful way to keep these SPECIAL eggs!
Novinha tocando siririca says
Very good and interesting art, congratulations to those who have this gift
sam says
for easter yesterday, i boiled some eggs and painted them . these are so pretty – i tried my own version . thank u for being u and sharing this
October says
I think you really have to put those on a pillow or two!! Pansies are one of my favorites but then I love all flowers so it would be hard to choose a favorite.
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