Easy Easter Egg Wreath DIY

Get creative this Spring with a beautiful Easter egg wreath DIY made from real eggs.

1. Make a hole in the top and bottom 2. Use a toothpick to break up the yolk inside 3. Use a straw to blow air into the top hole, to remove the yolk.

Because of their shape, painting eggs can be tricky. The best way to keep them in place is to use a toothpick and peg.

Attach Eggs to the Wreath

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Add Letters to Decorate

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Hide the Egg Holes

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This is such a pretty DIY Easter egg wreath. The colors are delicate and fresh. It’s all about embracing the gentle, Springtime feel.

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Easy Easter Egg Wreath DIY

Get creative this Spring with a beautiful Easter egg wreath DIY made from real eggs.

Get creative this Spring with a beautiful Easter egg wreath DIY made from real eggs.

1. Make a hole in the top and bottom 2. Use a toothpick to break up the yolk inside 3. Use a straw to blow air into the top hole, to remove the yolk.

How to Prep Eggs

Because of their shape, painting eggs can be tricky. The best way to keep them in place is to use a toothpick and peg.

Painting the Eggs

Attach Eggs to the Wreath

Add Letters to Decorate

Hide the Egg Holes

This is such a pretty DIY Easter egg wreath. The colors are delicate and fresh. It’s all about embracing the gentle, Springtime feel.

More inspiration

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Easter Garland

Decoupage Clock