Craft's

Easter wreath

• 1 straw wreath
• plastic colored easter eggs
• easter grass
• rick rack
• bow/ribbon
• hot glue gun

Take your colored eggs and glue rick rack around
the crack in the egg.

Now glue the eggs randomly around the straw wreath,
on top and on the sides. Next glue the easter grass
all around the wreath so that no straw shows.

Tie on a cute bow (or use wired ribbon W/an easter
print on it) and glue it on. Thats all there is to
it and they turn out very cute.

You can either hang your wreath or lay it flat and
put a fat candle in the center of it, it would make
a nice centerpiece for your Easter dinner.

But please don't lite the candle because of fire
danger with the easter grass.

Foam Egg Wreath

You can substitute the eggs with tree or balls
for Christmas, ghosts or pumpkins for Halloween;
there is so much you can do with this idea.

• foam in assorted colors
• 14 inch embroidery hoop
• fabric paint
• hot glue gun
• egg-shaped cookie cutter

Trace 12 to 14 eggs on different colors of foam.
Decorate the foam eggs anyway you want with
fabric paint. Fabric paint works the best.

Let dry for approximately 4 hours.

Arrange the eggs anyway you want around the
embroidery hoop then hot glue them on.