DIY Easter Egg Bouquet – So Pretty!

How to make an easter egg bouquet

How to Make Easter Egg Flowers

Plastic Easter eggs turned into a funky modern Easter egg bouquet? Why not! Did you know most plastic eggs come with two little holes on each end? That opens up the crafting possibilities!

You can string the eggs into a garland or wrap a stem through them to create Easter egg flowers. I think they look like tulips before they fully open up – what do you think?

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I bet you have some old plastic eggs stored away from years past. I know my collection seems to grow with each year. Why not transform them into a bouquet to last you through the spring? This is a super simple project that you can do under an hour.

 

 

Supplies for DIY Easter Egg Bouquet

I had most of the floral craft supplies left over from my crepe paper roses (have you seen them? They are by far the most popular craft on this blog so check them out!)

How to Make Easter Egg Flowers

Step 1. Run floral wire through egg holes

Take a piece of your floral wire and wrap it through the holes in the bottom of the plastic egg (thread it up through one hole and down through the other). Make sure to thread it through the wider / rounder side of the egg if you want the tulip look.

Step 2. Wrap wire to create stem

Once you have looped the wire through both holes wrap it around itself a few times:

Step 3. Cover with floral tape

Use the floral tape to cover up the wrapped wire.

Step 4. Create crepe paper leaves

Cut some long leaf shapes from the crepe paper (I just cut out some rough shapes freehand that I thought looked like tulip leaves!).

Step 5. Attach leaves to stem

Take a leaf and wrap it around the stem and then affix it by wrapping your floral tape tightly around it.

Add 1-2 leaves per stem and you’ve made an egg flower! Repeat with the rest of the Easter eggs until you have enough for a bouquet.

Step 6. Arrange flowers in vase

Place some floral foam in the bottom of your vase and stick the stems into the foam to hold them in place. Bend the stems and flowers to make them look like a natural bouquet.

Easter Egg Tulips

Like this simple Easter project?

Then don’t miss all my other Easter craft ideas! 

 
 

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One Comment

  1. I like the shiny one.. What kind of eggs did you buy? I guess I need to go look at the store, but not having any kids myself, it's an aisle I don't ever venture.

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