DIY Easter Egg Wreath

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Many people let their doors do the talking during the holidays. While I don't mark every Hallmark moment with a wreath, I do find the Easter season to be a worthy contender. This year I thought I'd whip up my own door décor with a little help from my pals glitter, glue, and ribbon.

To see how to craft your own wreath, just read more.

Supplies you will need:

• Styrofoam eggs
• Paintbrush
• Glue
• Fine glitter
• Styrofoam wreath
• Ribbon
• Hot glue gun
• Butterflies
• Bamboo skewers or toothpicks
• Newspaper or mat for workspace

Steps:

• First place a toothpick or skewer into the bottom of the egg so your hands won't be covered in glue and glitter.
• Put some glue in a small bowl and water it down so it's not so thick and easier to spread.
• Use a paintbrush to apply the watered-down glue to the styrofoam eggs.
• Shake the glitter and place them in a vase where they can dry.
• Cover the wreath in a Spring-themed ribbon and hot glue it along the way to keep it in place.
• Instead of cutting the ribbon off at the end, leave about eight to 10 inches at the end so you can loop it for hanging purposes.
• When the eggs are dry, hot glue them onto the wreath alternating the bottom and top.
• Make a large bow for the top of the wreath and hot glue it where you see fit.
• Pop some butterflies around the eggs for an added Spring look.
• Hang it and have a look!