Check out this super easy Easter Egg Garland! It takes just minutes to make and a pretty way to use up all of those plastic eggs you may have on hand. Hang your garland on a door, across a window, or even wrap a very long garland around a tree too!
Materials:
- Plastic Easter eggs (important–be sure they have the safety holes at either end of them, this is how they will be strung. If they don’t have holes in them, simply open them up and close them back up over your string)
- Yarn, twine, string, or narrow ribbon (any of these will work well)
- Scissors
- Tapestry/yarn needle
Watch a full video tutorial on how to make an easy Easter egg garland:
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Project Notes:
- Try painting the eggs or decorating them for a variety of looks. You can glue on little things like beads, buttons, sequins and anything else you can find!
- Add a little something extra by adding a large bead or tying ribbon in between each egg.
- If you are placing your garland outdoors, add a small weight in each one to keep it from blowing around. You can use a pebble or something similar.
- If you need a little more help, be sure to check out the video tutorial above too!
Instructions:
- Begin by opening all of the eggs up.
- Thread the ribbon/yarn/twine into each egg with a needle.
- Repeat until you’ve used up the eggs.
- To make a double strand garland like the one shown, divide the eggs in half and string them onto two strands.
- Hang on a door, across a mirror, mantle, or window!
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