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15 Creative Ways to Decorate Easter Eggs Colored eggs is the universal symbol of Easter, and the tradition dates back way to Mesopotamia. Some cultures today are more keen on buying colored or even chocolate eggs, but let’s be honest, decorating them yourself is always much more fun! Luckily, there are endless ways and tons of different materials you can use to make a gorgeous custom egg. Flowers, threads, tape, even an old tie – everything can be used to make your eggs exceptional. Don’t be afraid to experiment, in the worst case scenario, we can add your egg to this list. To get your creative juices flowing, here’s a list of 15 creative DIY Easter ideas – some of them are so pretty that it’s gonna be hard to crack and eat the eggs later!

Creativity Portal Home : Explore Creative Arts and Crafting Topics Articles, How-to Projects, Websources See also: Kid's Project Playground Creativity Portal is host to numerous original articles and projects contributed by creative professionals — artists and crafters from all over the world — designed to help you explore and express your creativity in art, crafts, writing, and other creativity-related pursuits.

DIY : Bracelets brésiliens tresse en épi de blé (fishtail bracelet) Pour réaliser un style de bracelet brésilien HYPER facilement, il suffit juste de tresser en épi de blé pour donner cette forme chevron. Cela permet de créer ces bijoux aisément sans se prendre la tête en 10 minutes top chrono. Dans ce tutoriel je vous propose deux versions, à vous de les découvrir : Liste du materiel MètreFil de broderie : lienScotchCiseauxBreloque : lien ; Anneau : lienChaine en strass : lien VERSION 2 : Kit à petit prix By Isnata disponible ici :lien J'espère que ce tutoriel vous a plu, si vous avez des questions n'hésitez pas à me les poseren commentaire ou via les réseaux sociaux (liens sur les onglets du haut) A bientôt

DIYInspired weave it whimsy diy recycle plastic bags and milk cartons into baskets So… what shall we start with? Well, I am celebrating Shavuot, which is known to be one of the oldest holidays in Judaism. On this holiday, harvest of the first grains is being celebrated with songs and dances, remembering the old times when the people went up to Jerusalem, to the Temple, bringing with them gifts and offerings of the first fruits, veggies and flowers. Today, among other customs, we fill nice little baskets with goodies, and decorate both the baskets and the kids that carry them.

DIY.org How to Use a Kreg Jig You can build things. You can! I am going to show you how! Specifically I am going to show you how to use a Kreg Jig to make these awesome book ledges. These ledges can be used for so much more than just books! Frames, small jars of crafts, mugs, keepsakes…the list goes on!

The Kurtz Corner Une cuisinière montre une façon originale de faire du pain Si vous n'avez jamais fait votre propre pain, vous manquez vraiment quelque chose. Rien de plus satisfaisant que de sortir sa première miche du four. Cette cuisinière inventive a fait de ce procédé plutôt simple un art très spécial. Avec du colorant alimentaire et du pain aux raisins, elle crée une miche de pain à plusieurs couches qui ressemble à une pastèque! Elle n'ajoute pas d'arôme, donc le pain a seulement l'aspect de la pastèque, pas le goût.

Pretty Handy Girl How to Make 2 Incredible Ways to Make Yarn Pom Poms Tools: ScissorsFork2 toilet paper rolls Supplies / ingredients: Crafty Nest

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