Natural look for Easter Eggs

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I don't know how it is with you.

For several years now, I have liked Easter eggs best in their natural look.

Many years ago I was given some nice greenish eggs and brownish ones, even with brown speckles.

I liked them so much that I only painted some of them with a little white paint.

I don't eat any animal products, so I never use eggs.

That's why my Easter eggs are carefully packed again after Easter and will come back next year.

But if you are still looking for a fast and easy decoration for your Easter eggs.

How about this one?

You will definitely have everything you need at home:

* Eggs - already blown out like mine or some in natural shades made of plastic and

* some color.

I just took some wall paint from the last paint job.

There is always something left over that becomes a little firmer.

So ideal for such spontaneous and small DIY projects.

* Tiny branches and

* Thread

* Old Newspaper for protecting your table while you paint.

Now simply paint your prepared eggs with different patterns.

With a cotton swab you can create very nice points or teardrop-shaped patterns.

You can now simply place your Easter eggs on moss or in a basket or hang them up.

All you need is a tiny piece of wood or a tiny branch.

Tie a piece of thread around it, then insert it into one of the holes in the egg.

Make a loop on the other side of the left over thread.

So you can hang your eggs beautifully on an Easter bouquet or on branches.

Happy Easter - Felices Pascuas - Buona Pasqua - Joyeuses Pâques