All of these ideas on Pinterest are lovely and I always
have grand plans for the finished product... but it's the execution of
the plan/project that is always a drag. This project in particular took so much longer than I imagined it would. But once I bought the stuff and got done wrapping about 3 eggs (this is the point where I thought, "uh oh"), I couldn't quit. One
thing I learned, if you ever want to attempt this little baby, is to get the
fattest yarn you can... for obvious reasons. It would have been a lot less
tedious not to have to wrap these babies a million times and use like 50 hot
glue sticks. I am posting pictures of this a) to
brag because I thought it turned out super cute, and b) because I only
finished it last week and Easter is almost here and I'll have to take it
down so I need to get all of the leverage out of it that I can. (How is
that for a run-on sentence my English teacher friends?) So here you go-- my One and Only Easter decoration:
Here is where I hung it:
Happy Easter!


9 comments:
it's very cute cara. way to go.
very cute!
Super cute! I love your curtains too!
Love it!!!
-Brittney Irwin
(I am blog stocking you from facebook ;-)
It looks awesome! And I'm glad I'm not the only one who goes into things thinking they won't be a big deal but then they end up taking forever (every single sewing project I try.)
It looks even cuter in real life! But I think it's rude that you didn't make me one while you were at it.
I'm laughing right now because I have a half finished wreath sitting in my closet. And tomorrow is Easter. So it looks like it might be a decoration for next year. I can't believe how long it takes to wrap those eggs and how much hot glue I've used so far! It looks cute though.
Way cute Car! I have one little shelf in my family room that I change decor on for the holidays (since all of the decorations I have for holidays fill up only this little shelf :) And I JUST finished my Easter shelf on Thursday :)So I'm right there with you! Seriously super cute though!!
That is DANG cute!! Well done. I have tried things that are wrapped in yarn it does take forever!! Way to stick with it well worth it!
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