ruffled eggs
April 17, 2011 § 11 Comments
Here’s one way to dress up those plain plastic eggs — ruffles. Easter eggs fashion all sorts of decorations but rarely don this type of three-dimensional frill. I thought to dress mine up for their big day. Besides, they only get the chance once a year.
It takes a bit of time, a long length of ribbon, and a hot glue gun.
For each half an egg: Ruffle the ribbon by dotting some glue along the way and pleating back and forth. Ruffle until you make it around the circumference, cut, and start another layer above, then repeat.
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You’ve been busy this weekend! Love your eggs. Great way to decorate without dying your fingers the colors of the rainbow. Thanks!
Thanks, Melanie. 😀 I tried, but wish I could’ve done so much more.
Love it! Nice job lady…..glad you found time to craft!
Thanks, girl! Tried my best to get caught up (sort of) this weekend. 😀 I see you’ve been busy with your blog, too. Great job!
Ruffles make everything so much cuter! Thanks for the fun idea, I’ll be linking.
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very cute and unique
well done, like it!!!
These would also be gorgeous done with small ruffled lace in pastels