Large Styrofoam egg (3 7/8 x 5 7/8)
4 pieces cardstock (12x12)
Pins or corsage pins (about 125)
Flower paper punch/die cut machine
First: Cut out lots and lots and lots of paper flowers....I had carpel tunnel syndrome symptoms by the time I was done with this thick glitter paper. My wrists and I suggest using Martha Stewart glitter paper. It's much thinner and isn't as painful if you're punching it out by hand.
Next: Overlap the flowers and pin to the egg.
My cute mom gave me these shiny pins, but there weren't enough, so....
I bought some cheap ones and spray painted them.
These pins are short so I added some clear adhesive glue to each one before I poked them in.
Finished product!
Its ready for its close up!
I used corsage pins on the second one and they went in much easier.
I added just a touch of glittered petals to this one.
I couldn't stop at two so I had to make just one more.
I love the patterned blossom on this one.
Click here for a chance to win one of these eggs!
Have fun! Now go make the world a cuter place!
~ Cindy Jane
Those are beyond gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cortney!
Deletethese are beautiful! stunning.
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DeleteThese are adorable! Great twist on Easter decor. SO chic! Love it ! Found you on TT&J!
ReplyDeleteXOX Janean @howikeepsane.com
I love these!!! super adorable!!! thank you for stopping by my blog :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love the pins! I have a similar punch and I can't imagine cutting all of those out with regular glitter paper! Thanks for the tip about the Martha Stewart brand!
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Thanks, gals! It was a really fun project- But I think we have opened up a can of worms! Now we want to pin flowers to EVERYTHING!:)
ReplyDeleteJust Jamie- We'd love to link up! Thanks!!!
Amazing! They are so beautiful. I'm hosting a bloglovin' blog hop and would love it if you would stop over and link up your blog. The instructions on how to add bloglovin' are posted with the hop. It's a great way to follow your favorite blogs.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! The pins really make them stand out. Would love for you to link this to my Craftastic Monday party:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Cheryl! We linked up and love your site!
Deletevery very pretty. I love the pearly corsage pins.
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Oh...soooo pretty! what a great tutorial too!! Would love for you to link up to our "Uncommonly Yours" link party!
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Stunning! I absolutely love these!
ReplyDeleteHow do you come up with these cute ideas?!?!
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful. I have just pinned them on my things I want to make board. I am your latest follower.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Judy! These are a lot of fun to make. Make sure you enter the giveaway. :)
DeleteI've featured this at today's party & on Pinterest. Stop by & grab a Featured On button. Thanks for linking to Craftastic Monday at Sew Can Do:)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Cheryl!
DeleteI love these pretty eggs! They remind me of the brooches my Mom and I used to make using cork and styrofoam balls. I call this a variation on a theme. Your eggs are adorable.
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Just GORGEOUS! Pinning these too <3
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So pretty and delicate looking! Thanks so much for linking up at Etcetorize~
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely!
ReplyDeleteThose are really pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love them!!!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to make some but I can't find a Paper Punch like this with a little whole in the middle :(
I looked everywhere.
Where did you get it from?