The Easiest Egg Garland Ever!




I seem to have an abundance of plastic eggs laying around lately after making this eggy wreath, so I made a super simple garland...no glue, sewing, or anything else, just a piece of ribbon and plastic eggs, that is all!


To make an egg garland, cut a length of ribbon a little longer than you need,


Then just clip eggs to it!  I did kind of a rainbow pattern but you can do whatever you like.


I hung mine on the mantle, so all I did was tied a little knot on each end,


and tucked each one under a large picture frame like so:


All done!  If you want to hang yours in a different area, just make a loop at each end and hang from a hook, nail, or one of those command hooks.  It doesn't get any easier than this!


Here are some other eggy projects:

Crochet Baby Eggs

An Eggcellent Egg Wreath

Yarny Grass for a Basket



3 comments:

  1. TrinkaMarch 29, 2012 at 1:26 PM

    That's so cute! I feel like an idiot for not thinking of it before.. ;)

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    1. JenniferMarch 29, 2012 at 2:22 PM

      Thank you!! I ended up doing it this way because I couldn't fit my tapestry needle through the little holes in the eggs, so I improvised!

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  2. Tammy@T's Daily TreasuresApril 2, 2012 at 1:16 PM

    I made your little one round crocheted eggs and have posted about them today. Wish I had thicker yarn to work with. I also made a cheerful trivet but didn't have bright pretty colors so felt it needed a little something. I gave it a ruffly edge. The yarns available to me are limited so I gotta work with what I've got. :) Wishing you a great week. Tammy

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