Easter eggs add fun to the Easter celebrations. Children can enjoy themselves by making lots of interesting Easter crafts, especially using Easter eggs. An Easter egg wreath is a delightful craft to make and can be used in a number of ways during the Easter season. Parents and teachers should guide children while they are making an Easter egg wreath.
An Easter egg wreath can be hanged at your doorstep as a welcoming gesture. Easter was basically a festival to welcome the coming spring. In later years it was adapted into Christianity as a celebration of resurrection of the Christ. The Easter egg itself stands from the ancient era as a symbol of re-birth and fertility. An Easter egg wreath can be hanged at various places in your home decorating it with the essence of the season.
Various materials and styles can be used to create an Easter egg wreath. You can use real eggs or eggs made of other materials such as styrofoam, plastic, paper mache, etc. to make your Easter egg wreath. Put into effect as many creative ideas as you can to make the Easter egg wreath. Eggs for the Easter egg wreath can be drawn on paper using pastels. Lots of other craft materials and materials of daily use available at home can also be used to decorate an Easter egg wreath.
Here's a brief list of materials that can be useful for you to make an interesting Easter egg wreath –
- Cardboard
- Markers
- Glue stick
- Spanish moss
- Scissors
- Toothpicks
- Styrofoam wreath ring
- Styrofoam eggs
- Paint
- Paint brush
- Pencil
- Acrylic felt sheets
- Pastel colored acrylic jewels
- Ribbons
- Artificial flowers
- Lace
For more exciting ideas on Easter egg keep surfing the pages of Christmas Carnivals.
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