POV when you take a plain brown bag and make it Easter approved. Now think of all the sweet things we can put inside these Easter egg bags
What I used to MAKE these
Scissors
Glue gun
Then to go watch a demo on "how-to" recreate these at home, click here!
Happy MAKING!
- Steph
Paper plate but MAKE it 🎀! The kind of kids craft that actually becomes decor.
And for us? I found cutting most shapes for my girls was way more fun than having them paint a round plate and get on board with me that this was going to be turned into a bow.
MAKING TIPS: Once you cut one half of the bow loop, place on top of a second paper plate and cut around so both sides of your bow loop are balanced. Adults can glue gun (for a clean look) or have kids staple pieces together for more independence.
What you’ll need to MAKE this one?
Paper plates x2-3 (uncoated)
Sponge paint brush
Happy MAKING!
💜Steph
If you liked this project, you might also like the DIY frames I used to pin our crafts on, here!
Using the open pallet space, mix white and black acrylic paint to get your desired shade of grey.
Paint your entire round wooden circle. Let dry completely.
As your grey circle drys... prep your pieces by cutting squares (about 1inch all around) your glitter cardstock and alumina foil. (I like to keep those pieces in the dirty and clean cup so my kids can keep things organized)
Next using a ruler and pencil, make horizontal lines going across every 1.5 inches down.
Paint Mod Podge inside each set of your horizontal lines.
Fill in the space with a glitter piece of card stock, then aluminum foil, glitter card-stock, allusion foil and so on all the way across. Keeping that pattern.
MAKING TIP: Mode Podge all pieces by “dapping” over the card-stock pieces with mod podge to seal. And swipe mod podge over the allumino foil.
Let dry and or use a blow dryer to speed up the drying time and cut off all "extra" pieces over round shape.
Optional: Add on a glitter ribbon to hang and display or use as a ball drop!
