Lace Easter Eggs

March 25, 2014 | FILED UNDER: Easter

Spring is here (finally!) and Easter is around the corner – time to start decorating some eggs! These delicate lace eggs are simple to make and will last for many Easters to come. They are one of my #12MonthsofMartha projects for March and were inspired by some ceramic eggs decorated with lace that my grandma used to have displayed on her dining table at Easter.

I decoupaged Martha Stewart lace to plain paper mache eggs. I like the combination of the natural brown egg with the lace, but you could also paint the egg any color you want before adding the lace!

Supplies for Lace Eggs

Paper mache eggs
Martha Stewart decoupage lace trim
Martha Stewart decoupage brush
Martha Stewart fabric-to-fabric decoupage (I used matte finish)

How to Make Lace Eggs

1. Determine where you want to place the lace on the egg, and then wrap a piece around to gauge how much you will need. Trim to fit.

2. Brush a layer of decoupage glue on the back side of the lace.

3. Brush another layer of decoupage glue on the area of the egg where you will be putting the lace.

4. Wrap the lace around the egg, adhering it by pressing down with your fingers.

5. Let your eggs dry 1-2 hours before sealing them with another layer of decoupage. I dried them on my Martha Stewart glitter tray which also works perfectly for drying eggs!

6. To seal the eggs, I covered the whole egg with the decoupage glue. This gave a consistent sheen across the egg. Use your brush to smooth out any “pools” of glue that get caught between the lace. Let dry another 1-2 hours. If needed, apply another coat to seal completely.

Want to see what other fun crafts bloggers have made as part of the 12 Months of Martha program? Just search the hashtag #12MonthsofMartha on Instagram or Pinterest to follow along!

This is post is sponsored by Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia as part of the #12MonthsofMartha program. All content and opinions are my own.

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