Craft Projects > Easter > EggsMarch 20, 2009

Fill a basket with these easy and pretty fabric-covered foam eggs.

Approximate Time: 2 hours

Supplies:

• a dozen 2 and 3/4 inch foam eggs
• lightweight cotton or cotton-blend fabrics (1/2 yard will do 12 eggs)
• narrow satin ribbon (12 inch per egg or 4 yards for a dozen eggs)
• 24 flat-headed straight pins
• white craft glue
• scissors

Instructions:

Cut fabric into half-inch wide strips. You will need about three yards of strips for each egg. Vary the fabrics on each egg for an interesting look. Mix solids and prints as desired.

Choose your first fabric strip, apply a dot of glue to one end, and place it at the thick end of a foam egg. Pin it in place, right through the glued end. Wrap the strip long-ways around the egg several times, leaving blank spaces for another fabric. Continue wrapping vertically until you reach the end of the fabric strip. Glue in place at top of egg and cut off excess.

Repeat with a second fabric strip, and then a third. You will need about three 30 inch strips for each egg.

Make a figure-eight bow out of a 12” piece of ribbon and pin it into the egg where all the fabric strips ended.

Pile eggs in a basket or attach a ribbon loop and hang on an Easter tree.

By Patty from Northwest PA

By zballoongirl

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