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Using a recycled grapevine wreath from Christmas, I bought 6 packages of different types of eggs from the dollar store. I used my hot glue gun to place the eggs. It only took about 1 hour to do, and the cost was about $8.
By
04/13/2009
Great idea! I hope my local stores have plastic eggs on sale the day after Easter so I can stock up and make this next year.
By
02/22/2009
Thanks for posting this. I thought this was such a cute idea, I wanted to make one for my family as well. We have tons of plastic eggs and ribbon, so all I needed was the wreath, which I got at our local craft store on sale for 50% off (around $2 after sale). Sharing how mine turned out... thanks again for the great idea!
By Janet from Toronto (Guest Post)
04/25/2007
I just wanted to tell u how cute this wreath...is
I will definitely make one for next year
anytime u get some wreath ideas...just let me know
thks
janet
jsimp52 AT yahoo.com
By Hoffmann House Network (Guest Post)
03/30/2007
Cute idea.
Why not get bags full of Easter eggs at yard sales, thirft stores or the week after Easter for pennies on the dollar?
Just another Thrifty idea!
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(Archived Mar 28, 2007)Plastic Easter Egg Wreath
After the eggs were set, I poked in Easter "grass" to fill in the holes. I hung a plastic flocked bunny (bank) from the 99 cent store to the middle. Oh, and I got the eggs from Wal-Mart (after Easter the year before) and the 99 cent store.
By Great Granny Vi from Moorpark, Ca.
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I love how full it looks. Using different sized eggs looks great! (02/01/2006)By Katie A.
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