Creating for spring has been so much fun as the days warm up.
Starting with paper mache eggs, tissue paper, mod podge and a few millinery trims,
I created a few French inspired Easter eggs.
I used toile tissue paper and another type similar to damask cut in 4-5" squares.
Mod podge the paper first, then form over the eggs.
I found that wearing plastic gloves helps as you work with the glue and mold in place.
It is a messy process until you begin the embellishing.
Next adding trims of rickrack, silk flowers, lace ribbon and glitter,
the eggs begin to look like this.
Another style are these burlap goose eggs.
I found these at Hobby Lobby and then added the trims to complete.
It was hard to photograph these eggs,
but I hope you get the idea.
French Inspired Easter Eggs
for a fresh new season.
Soon to be on the shelves of my etsy shoppe, HERE.
Happy Creating!
Have a wonderful day.
Hugs,
Celestina Marie
39 comments:
They are precious Celeste! What a lovely idea. Enjoy our day!
Jan ♥
What cute Easter Eggs! I really love the toile tissue and the burlap pillows are too sweet!!!
hugs
Sissie
Good Morning Celestina,
How creative you are!, love your French Easter eggs. love the paper so elegant too.
love so much those eggs.
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Your eggs are so sweet! It's hard to believe that Easter is just around the corner.
Farmhouse hugs,
Cindy
These are so cute. I think I may have to give this a try.
Oh- Those would make any French Hen proud! Aren't those cute? I thought it would be fun to try these with the girls until I thought about SweetCheeks with ModPodge.Ummmm....after mulling that thought for a while I think I will just enjoy looking at yours here. They are beautiful! xo Diana
Very pretty, Celeste! Love the two tissue paper patterns you used. The embellishments are so pretty. I think a whole grouping of them together would look fantastic.
Pretty eggs, especially when grouped in a basket.
Judith
These are darling, Celeste! You are just so creative.
Celeste, these are GORGEOUS and so simple to make too. I can't resist black and white...my favorite combination. Our new house is decorated in neutrals with a touch of aqua, so I think I'm going to add a little aqua to mine. These are simply perfect.
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I love the eggs!Just adorable!
Oh, don't worry about the photos.. they turned out beautifully!! On my side of the screen all you could hear was me saying, "oh, my gosh!" over and over again. You see, I am passionate about black and cream and use it quite frequently in my home. Those eggs are amazing and I adore that you chose not to use traditional Easter colors! Fabulous!
Your eggs are gorgeous Celestina! TFS your tutorial!
Celeste, I love this post! Your eggs are so pretty! I recently did the same thing with Jeanne d' Arc napkins! Not finished yet as I have 24 to do but will be posting them on my blog when I am done :) Inspiration from my Fairytale Easter book. Yours are just perfect for your love of all things French :) Love the burlap too!!
Love and hugs,
Amy
Celestina, your eggs are so beautiful. But everything you do turns out beautifully. Your french inspired eggs are wonderful, I am sure they will sell well for you.
Dearest Celestina Marie,
Cleverly done with those papier mâché eggs as a starting point! Also love the fleur-de-lys ribboned one.
Hugs to you,
Mariette
Those are so pretty Celeste!... I have never seen any quite like them... very elegant!... have fun creating your Springtime treasures!... xoxo Julie Marie
Oh, they are beautiful!! I am so liking black and white and all of the embellishments, looks like it was a fun messy day LOL!
Carol
Your Easter Eggs are Tres Chic. Early Easter this year and coming fast. Hoppy Creating...
Oooh, la, la! I adore your Easter eggs, Celestina! The tissue paper and the burlap are perfect, and so area all of your pretty trims! I found some of that fleur de lis ribbon too, love!!
just darling... I so love your style always...
Your eggs are so pretty!! I purchased some paper mache eggs last year...then never got around to decorating them.
hugs,
Cindy
Oh these are just LOVELY!!! The idea is intriguing and of course, if its french, Im in! :)
Hugs,
Hay Celestina Marie,
Ohhh...those eggs are amazing!
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Marijke
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So pretty, Celestina!!
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Hugs,
Debbie
Celeste these are stunning, made with such careful detail and beautiful papers and embellishments! They look gorgeous on your table in that beautiful wire basket too! ~Diane
Hi Celestina! Your eggs are beautiful :o) I bet you had so much fun decorating them...Don't you just love playing with Mod Podge...LOL! I love decorating for Easter and making new stuff to display. Thank you for visiting me and leaving me such nice comments always. Have a wonderful weekend! Hugs Jennifer
I just love these! I usually have my group of friends come out for an early Easter brunch. Since I live far out with woods all around, I usually "hide" a special gift for each one of them to find. I would love to have some of these beautiful eggs for them to find along the way! They aer so lovely!
What a lovely way to dress up the Easter table! Just beautiful!
Your French inspired eggs are beautiful and a lovely twist on the traditional pastels. Very pretty.
Celeste, your eggs are wonderful, love them. I don't know how you even think of all these creative things...you are amazing.
ruth
I have to find me some eggs! This looks so much fun. You have some beautiful little embellishments for them. Thanks for the tip about the gloves! Happy weekend!
Your eggs are divine!!! But I have to admit.....I want to eat them!! lol. Cheers, Anita.
Those turned out beautifully. once I decorate real eggs, I had my son blow out the stuff in the center, the yolk of course. LOL and then I did some decorating and put on some crackle stuff and they turned out so pretty. I threw them out when we moved and I miss them it was a lot of work. Have a great weekend. Hugs
Oh I love your eggs, they are absolutely darling and oh so chic! I have been so busy with different projects, I hope to have more time for blogging soon.
Hope you are enjoying February and have a blessed Sunday!
xoxo
Kerri
These turned out so pretty and elegant in the black and white. And then you embellished them to make them even more special. I have some Modge Podge but never really knew what to do with it! lol I need to get creative!
Hi Dear Celestina,
We have a brand new Hobby Lobby near my daughters house so we went last week and could not leave. Finally this store came to southern CA, we are already planning another visit. Wonderful job on your French inspired eggs, so different and so lovely, but then you always do beautiful work. Hugs and blessings, Lu
OOh-la-la! Je'taime!
I've got to find me some eggs!
Big hugs, Sherry
what a beautiful decoration
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