Whether you’re decorating for Easter brunch, creating a spring centerpiece, or just adding a touch of whimsical charm to your home, these elegant floral eggs will brighten up any space. Plus, they’re a fun and mess-free alternative to traditional egg dyeing! So let’s dive in and make these beautiful flower Easter eggs together.
Helpful Tips:
What eggs are best for making floral Easter eggs?
Faux eggs work best for this craft! You can use plastic, wooden, ceramic, or foam eggs, depending on the look you want. If you choose to use real eggs, make sure they’re hollowed out and handle them carefully, as the empty shells are quite fragile. Check out our galaxy Easter eggs post for instructions on how to blow out an egg.
What paint is best for making floral Easter eggs?
Acrylic paint is the best choice because it provides good coverage while drying quickly. It’s also inexpensive and easy to find, available at the dollar store or your local craft store. If you want your flower Easter eggs to have a super smooth finish, spray paint works well, while chalk paint will create a soft, matte look.
What’s the best way to attach flowers to my DIY Easter egg craft?
Hot glue is the quickest way to attach the fabric flowers to the Easter eggs, giving them a secure hold. Tacky glue also works well, and won’t leave any glue strings, but you’ll have to hold the flowers in place while you wait for the glue to dry. If you’re crafting with kids, glue dots are a fun and mess-free option, though they don’t hold quite as well as the other glues. Once you’ve made a few of these beautiful floral Easter eggs, the fun part is deciding how to display them! Arrange them in a basket for a charming centerpiece, place them in a decorative bowl on your coffee table, or set them on a cake stand to create an elegant spring display. You can even nestle them into faux grass or moss for a natural touch, or attach them to a spring wreath for a unique seasonal decoration! No matter how you style them, these DIY floral eggs bring a cheerful, handmade touch to your Easter decor. So grab your supplies, get crafting, and enjoy these pretty pastel eggs all season long!
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