I love all the gorgeous wild bird Easter egg wreaths that are in the stores right now. I decided to make one and I’m sharing the simple tutorial with you!!
First you will need…

A wreath form, moss, eggs, and paint. Everything except the paint is from the dollar store. You will also need hot glue and white school glue.

I mixed white paint with other colors to create that light pastel chalky color. Then I used a dark brown to add the spots and markings on the eggs. I did an easy tutorial on this here.
After the eggs dried over night I hot glued them on to the wreath.

Then I gathered chunks of moss and glued them here and there on to the wreath. I used white school glue to this part.

What do y’all think? It’s pretty cute isn’t it?


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I also love that you can see the wood texture under the images. I think you can see that in the picture on the left in this shot.






