Do it yourself Easter Decorations!

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Lets Bring Spring Back!! Today I am going to show y ou some great do it yourself Easter doecorations you can use to make your house or Easter party festive!



I am having a afternoon Easter tea party at my home,and what experience has shown me is that there is no time like now to get started and figuring out what I need to throw a great party!
So lets get started!


Magic Balloon Treats!

These are such a cute party favor! I remember my Mom making these when I was younger. When they where dry she would let my sister and me pop the balloon! That's why these are great to make with kids! A very easy and fun afternoon craft!
I have never seen them like this though, which is such a great idea! Put them in a basket and let your guests take one to break open!

This goes along with the top picture. Made the same way, these would be such a cute decoration to hang all over your house! I think these would be adorable hanging in a window as well!


Painted Mason Jars!

 

These painted Mason jars are sooo adorable! I love the Spring colors! And the little painted flowers  and dots on them! Simple and easy! All you do is paint the jar black first,  spray paint or brush on a paint color of your choice. Then to get that Shabby Chic look, just take some sand paper and rub it along the letters and around the jar until you get the desired look you want. The black paint will come through after you sand paper leaving the words easier to see.

Put some fresh cut flowers inside, some fake daisies like in the picture and you have a beautiful Spring vase to give color to any room im your home! I really want to make some of these!


Colored Deviled Eggs!

Aren't these awsome! I am planning to make these for my party! If you would like to make these for your family get together here is the recipie for dying the eggs!

 

Side Note: If you want bright eggs use more food coloring!

If you are wondering, the vinegar does not leave a after taste, it is just to color the eggs with.

And I also suggest draining each color off of the eggs onto it's own paper towl so the colors don't bleed onto one another.

 

Ingredients:

10 Large hard boiled eggs

3 Dashes of food coloring

1 Tsp. vinegar for each color you are using.

 

Instructions:

1. Remove the shells from the hard boiled eggs and slice each egg in half.

2. Remove the yolks from the egg halves and place in a bowl. Set the yolks aside.

3. Get enough glasses or mugs for the number of colors you want to use. Fill the mugs or glasses ⅔ of the way full with cold water.

4. Add 3 drops of desired food coloring along with 1 tsp vinegar to each mug or cup.

5. Place egg whites in the mugs and allow to sit in the food coloring until desired color is reached. I could fit 3 egg whites in each of my mugs at a time.

6. Remove whites from dye and drain on a plate lined with a couple of paper towels.

7. Then follow the recipe for Linda’s Deviled Eggs for the filling.


Peter Cotton Tail Garland!

This garland is so adorable! All you do is get some colorful scrapbooking paper and cut out little bunnys! Add some cotton balls for the fluffy cotten tail, and hang them by glueing or taping them to string or yarn! Make up a few of these to hang around your house! I love the different patterens!

 

 

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Love, Angela