Hello everyone! I hope you had a wonderful week! I am reposting this because I found that you can still purchase these items or similar items. Enjoy!
So, this project started when I was walking through the 99 cent store. And to be honest, I love shopping at the 99 cent store. I can go and buy dog treats, Arnold Palmers, lunchables, spatulas, mixing bowls, and stuff for your car all in one spot. It’s like a lesser version of Walmart!
While shopping through the 99 cent store, I came across some Styrofoam eggs that could be used for decorating for Easter. And then I saw some smaller eggs on Kabob sticks. And I thought, what if I put the smaller eggs in the larger egg to make an arrangement?
And then I bought the supplies!
I bought two of the bigger eggs, one package of bigger eggs on sticks, and two packages of the smaller eggs.
I split all the eggs into two separate piles. There were four big eggs in each arrangement and ten smaller eggs in each arrangements. I knew that the biggest problem was going to be the long Kabob sticks. So as I went along, I broke off the sticks to make them shorter and easier to stick into the large Styrofoam eggs.
And here are the end results.
So…I’m not completely happy with how they turned out. I like all the colors worked together, but it didn’t go exactly as planned for how the eggs looked once they were in the giant eggs. I had a completely different idea of what they would look like when they were done, and this isn’t what I had in mind.
But other than that, it was a very simple project to do for Easter. I only spent $5 creating this, but you could spend a little more if you wanted to add more egg Kabobs (or whatever they are actually called), go for it. This is what I made with what I had, but I might go back and buy more egg Kabobs to fill in the arrangement.
It’s always fun to try new projects, even if they don’t turn out exactly the way you picture them in your head. These are bright and colorful, and fun! (…and I had a good chuckle over your “egg-kabob” comment- great description! Thanks for the laugh!)
Thanks for sharing at My Busy Beehive’s #beeparty this week!
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Thanks for sharing on the Pleasures of the NW’s DIY Party!
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Thanks for hosting! Have a great weekend!
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Very cute & so colorful! Thank you for sharing @Vintage Charm!
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Thank you so much!
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