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| Fresh looking Easter arrangement of eggs and carrots inside of a wire basket lined with a biscuit linen cover. |
Nestled among the green and white Easter eggs are a few vintage velvet carrots made from a simple free pattern, scraps of left-over textiles and olive silk tassels. Find the veggie patterns here, download and read how to make them.
More Carrot Crafts for Easter:
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| Some folks call these Easter creations 'galaxy' eggs, but I just call them 'heavenly.' |
These heavenly looking Easter eggs are first colored while hot and then dipped in food color once they have cooled down. Go to our Easter blog for detailed instructions and more photos of our results!
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| Use older crayons with intense pigment from Crayola to get the nicest results... |
Above are just a few of our jewel-toned, intricately painted Pysanky eggs. You can visit our Easter blog to discover the history behind the delightful egg painting traditions in the country where Pysanky have always been painted, the Ukraine. Below is a famous book about Pysanky by Patricia Polacco that many children in the United States read together along with their families and churches during Easter celebrations.
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| Fake chocolatey eggs, bunnies and flowers adorn these homemade eggs hanging from pussy willow branches. |
These decorated cardboard eggs look good enough to eat! But, don't even try unless your looking for a good excuse to visit the dentist! Read how to craft faux chocolates at the our Easter blog to make some just like these if you wish...
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| Click to enlarge. This is the crucifixion page from this rare book of codex; there are only twelve pages of illustration from these Gospels. |
