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How to Make A Book Page Easter Egg Wreath

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Make an adorable book page Easter egg wreath using dollar store plastic eggs and old book pages. It’s a quick and easy spring craft!

Welcome to Our Crafty Mom. Today is our monthly Create With Me challenge.

At the start of each month, we ask YOU to vote on what material we should use in our next Create With Me Challenge.

Then we share our projects using the material you voted for! It is so much fun to see how different everyone’s projects are!

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For this month’s project you voted on book pages, which I was secretly rooting for.

Book page projects are great because they are inexpensive and the possibilities are endless.

I have been working on my Spring Mantel and thought a Book Page Easter Egg Wreath would be perfect to hang on the mirror over the mantel.

Here is the completed project and then I will share a quick and easy tutorial!

Create With Me Challenge Book Page Easter Egg Wreath Our Crafty Mom

Book Page Easter Egg Wreath Supplies

  • 24 plastic easter eggs
  • Book pages
  • Mod Podge
  • Scissors
  • Foam Brush
  • Foam Wreath
  • Hot Glue Gun
  • Twine
  • Moss
Create With Me Challenge Book Page Easter Egg Wreath Our Crafty Mom

The plastic eggs, foam wreath,  moss and twine can be picked up at the Dollar Store making this a very inexpensive project.

I set this up almost like an assembly line to save time.

Cut the book pages so they fit around the eggs, then use Mod Podge to adhere the pages as shown below.

Create With Me Challenge Book Page Easter Egg Wreath Our Crafty Mom

Once the paper is added around the egg, cut strips on the sides so you can fold the paper down then cover the entire egg with Mod Podge and set aside to dry.

I wasn’t worried about wrinkles as I actually like the look, but if you want them smooth, you can certainly take more time to smooth them out.

While the eggs are drying, wrap twine around a foam wreath as shown:

Create With Me Challenge Book Page Easter Egg Wreath Our Crafty Mom

Once the eggs are dry, use hot glue to attach them to the wreath.

I added moss in between the eggs not only to fill in the spaces, but also I like the look of moss.

Once it was done I felt it needed a little something else so I added a birds next with a ceramic bird that I had in my stash. I am so in love with it now.

It is the perfect centerpiece for my Spring Mantel which I will be sharing next week!

Create With Me Challenge Book Page Easter Egg Wreath Our Crafty Mom

I hope you enjoyed this project and be sure to visit the other bloggers linked below. Have a great day!

A big thank you to Samantha from Little Bits of Home for hosting this fun challenge.

Images via Amazon.com & Michaels.com

DIY Planter from Bookpages via Making Joy and Pretty Things

Book Page Flowers via Two Purple Couches

Easy Book Page Art via Little Bits of Home

Paper Tulip Wreath via Knock it Off Kim

Easter Book Page Banner via My Life from Home

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Donna @ Modern on Monticello

Thursday 16th of March 2017

This is such a great idea and it looks so pretty. Thanks for sharing. #HomeMattersParty

Samantha

Thursday 16th of March 2017

This turned out so pretty! Perfect for Easter!

Emily

Tuesday 14th of March 2017

I love the wreath! I actually covered styrofoam eggs with book pages years ago, they might need to be turned into a wreath this year, lol! #HomeMattersParty

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