Easy Plastic Easter Eggs Easter Wreath Idea
This Easter wreath idea is not only simple and cost-effective but also a fantastic way to add a pop of color and Easter spirit to your home.
Materials
- A wreath form mine is square from Dollar Tree
- A variety of plastic Easter eggs in different sizes and colors mine are from Dollar Tree
- RustOleum Universal All Surface Spray Paint 12 oz, Matte Farmhouse White
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Optional decorations: ribbon artificial flowers, Easter-themed embellishments
- Wire or ribbon for hanging
Instructions
Prepare Your Wreath Form:
- Choose a wreath form as the base. A square wire wreath form works well for this project.
Paint the Plastic Eggs:
- Lay out your plastic Easter eggs on a piece of scrap cardboard. Open them up face down or secure them to a foam block using toothpicks as shown.
- Spray using light, even strokes. Allow to dry completely.
Attach the Bunny and Greenery to the Wreath Frame:
- Using floral wire and zip ties, begin attaching the bunny and boxwood greenery sprigs to the wreath form.
- Start from the outside edge and fill in gaps moving towards the inside wire.
Glue the Eggs:
- Using a hot glue gun, begin attaching the eggs to the wreath form. Start from the outside edge and fill in gaps moving towards the inside wire.
- I found it easiest to glue from the back of the wreath frame as shown.
Add Decorations:
- Embellish your wreath with ribbons, artificial flowers, extra greenery or other Easter-themed decorations. This is a great way to add a personal touch.
- I chose to add sweet little vintage cream colored buttons on a bow for each of the larger plastic Easter eggs.