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A holiday is the perfect time to get the kids crafting and decorating the house. This Easter egg wreath is simple and easy to do and looks great.

What you’ll need:

  • Embroidery thread in lots of different colours
  • liquid starch
  • flour
  • water balloons
  • super glue

Method:

1. Blow up the 20 water balloons.

2. Mix 1/2 a cup of flour with 1 cup of liquid starch.

3. Place one skein of thread looped in your mix until all wet.

4. Pull wet thread sliding off excess liquid with your fingers and wrap around one of the water balloons.

5. Repeat until all the balloons are covered.

6. Leave the balloons to dry overnight.

7. Pop the balloons and you will have gorgeous thread egg shapes.

8. Place eggs in a wreath shape and super glue them together; you can use a hot glue gun if you have one.

I think this is so cute and I am definitely going to make one for our house. I think the kids will have fun making it too.

Do you put up decorations at Easter? SHARE with us in the comments below.

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  • That looks awesome and doesn’t need a lot of stuff to use.

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  • How much fun does this look! We would love this at my house but I think I would do it outside, lol.

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  • Wow thats so very effective. Looks awesome.

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  • Looks amazing thanks for sharing your project

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  • Wow Great Easter decoration to make.

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  • I love this idea, it’s got so many uses too

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  • I love how delicate the eggs look! Superb

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  • They look amazing thanks for sharing

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  • These are so cute, I will try them next Easter!

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  • That’s beautiful…

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  • I’ve never thought of putting up Easter decorations, maybe next year. I really like this decoration, it’s adorable.

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  • This would be great to make with little toy dinosaurs in the middle of the balloon. So they can be like little dinosaurs hatching.

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  • Cute idea will try it next year!

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  • My girls wanted to do this the other day, was wondering where online they saw it. But it was normal glue and water they used not super glue for the string and they used waterballons

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  • Fantastic idea!

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