If you are like me (which I have a feeling some of you out there are!) you probably have lots of fabric scraps. I can't quite bring myself to throw out all my scraps- even the tiny ones because the creative ideas are really endless. In my quest to create some more unique Easter eggs I decided to put all those teeny tiny scraps to use...
I started by selecting fabric scraps.
Next I bought some cheap plastic Easter eggs and pulled out my Aleene's Original Tacky Glue-one of THE best crafting supplies to ever exist :)
Using a brush I began to cover the surface of the egg with glue.
I added scraps to the glue and using my brush I pressed down the fabric.
I covered the entire surface with scraps of fabric and then added a thin layer of glue all over the surface to get all the edges and loose ends pressed down.
I smoothed everything down with my fingers- messy but effective.
I let the surface dry and then added a little rolled fabric flower to the top. Tutorial for flowers here
I created eggs in a variety of colors.
very nice!!!!! very beautiful!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute and creative! Love them!! Oh to have a dozen or so of them!
ReplyDeleteNow this is Adorable! ...Contemporary.. Indie... and Super Creative!! I might throw in some scrapbook paper too! Love the inspiration!
ReplyDeletexxoo
~vanessa!
these are so so cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome!! Great use for fabric scraps, I have a huge garbage bag full. Now I know what to do with them!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Thanks!!!
ReplyDeletecomplete adoration creative one!
ReplyDeleteI bet you saw your white wreath at How About Orange.
ReplyDelete:-)
Alicia,,, what a beautiful blog you have. I will follow it.
ReplyDeleteWat een prachtige blog heb je.. ik ga je volgen.
Elizabeth.
Una idea magnifica!!!! Saludos.
ReplyDeleteI knew I saved all those scraps for a reason! These are darling!
ReplyDeleteHello Alisa,
ReplyDeleteThese are totally awesome...love the mess included in the process.
And the fact that you recycle it's fabulous!
Are you going to give them away {if...}individually or are you going to pack them just like that in the egg carton?
You are so very talented!
~ Gabriela ~
I love these, they are so happy and tactile and fun.
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea! i plan on making these for easter! love love love!!!
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Love them!
ReplyDeleteLove it! A good way to use up the thickened tacky glue...just add a little water and you are set to go! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous way to use up scraps.
ReplyDeleteLove your bright cheery unique and super creative Easter eggs. The finishing of your eggs with wrapped flower and jewels is the crowning touch. Brilliant. Happy Easter to you...
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring... what adorable eggs!
ReplyDeleteThey are really nice and with a little variation they could easily be an original gift wrapping!
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze me!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that the storms last night in the midwest weren't too damaging!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make these! they are so beautiful! But what do you do with them... that's my problem! I make all of this cute stuff, and don't know what to do with them! Any suggestions from anyone I'd love... it'd be best if you left a comment on my blog.. Thanks a millioin! :D
ReplyDeleteI love these! What a great way to dress up thos tacky eggs....this year I will be stealing them from the kids rather than threatening to toss them....these are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteNot a stitch wasted! Love this concept and the end result.. I don't know what I like more, the eggs or the photographs of the eggs. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThese are darling! Thank you for sharing a great way to use up teensy scraps! Now I have even more reason to hoard them! ;)
ReplyDeleteMy kiddos took a CRACK at this last night. ;) Thought you'd enjoy: cowsgomooandducksgoquack.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteI loved these and your butcher paper wreath and I finally posted them on my blog. THANK YOU!
ReplyDeletesuch unusual but very awesome eggs! i love this way to decorate easter eggs.
ReplyDeleteI linked to your tutorial on my blog - thanks for sharing!
doro K.
I love those and love your bold sense of color.
ReplyDeleteFondly,
Suz