First take off a bunch of hydrangea, then cut off one flower at a time. You will cut underneath the flower right below the stem.
Then hot glue the bottom and place on the egg. Pretty simple just a little time consuming. Continue this until you have completely covered the egg.
Here are a few different colored eggs finished for my pretty Easter scape on the entryway console table. I will post photos of the entire console soon. You can also see the pretty little stenciled box below - my first silhouette project! I will have a tutorial for that soon as well. Aren't the eggs just so pretty! I moved them around the house and they looked great everywhere! On candlestick holders, in pots, and they would look beautiful as a topiary. Maybe I will try that next since I am the topiary queen.
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Trisha you've done it again - another really fabulous project. So simple - why didn't I think of that? Can't wait to see the entire console. PS - I always wondered what to do with those giant pastel eggs at Michaels, now I know.
ReplyDeleteI was going to say..nice box! haha dang you silhouette owners!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, what a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteWhy didn't I think of that.
I've had Hydrangeas on the brain!
Thanks for the idea!
I love hydrangeas and these look awesome. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!!!
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty! Nice Job!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! I love hydrangeas and these are so cute. Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteSo in love with these!Great job. Found you at Fringerprints on the Fridge!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and creative idea! These are perfect for spring/Easter! Awesome job! Found you at The Shabby Nest!
ReplyDeleteThese are flippin adorable! They are going on my list!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I absolutely love hydrangeas. These eggs just look so sweet!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! I'm linking them to my pinterest board for stuff I want to make. Just beautiful! Thanks for the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable and so cute. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThose eggs are beautiful. You did a great job on them. Thanks for visiting and leaving the sweet comment. I'm now following you.
ReplyDeleteI love this!!! It's soooo pretty!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! I am now following you!
ReplyDeleteThese look beautiful! I love how you displayed them on candle sticks.
ReplyDeleteThese are just lovely! Fantastic idea! I'm your newest follower, I would love for you to stop by sometime!
ReplyDeleteWarm Wishes,
Jodie
www.lovelaughteranddecor.blogspot.com
I heart hydrangeas
ReplyDeleteLove this! I just did a project based on a Pottery Barn egg using cherry blossoms. Linked it up at Tatertots and Jello where I saw yours.
ReplyDeleteLove love love
ReplyDeleteThose are just so beautiful! They make such a statement. Visiting from Tatertots & Jello.
ReplyDeleteLove it! And the stands are just as beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHehehe - I woke up this morning planning to make these...now I know how awesome they'll look when I finish!! But I'm definitely having candestick envy right now ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for posting over at the beagle. My mom is a southen girl and she would flip over these. Awesome idea!!!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL! What a great idea. They are wonderful. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, and it's my favorite flower!
ReplyDeleteThese are Lovely! Clever idea for a seasonal hydrangea!
ReplyDelete-caroline
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So cute-I love this!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea! Love this!
ReplyDeleteThose are so beautiful! What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI'm stopping by from Tatertots. I love this idea!!! I also have a slight obsession with Easter, this is beautiful. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love Hydrangea and would never thought about such a beautiful idea as this! Thanks for sharing. It is gorgeous
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Just adorable! I can't wait to try this. I haven't had the Easter inspiration yet but now I do. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOoo! These are beautiful. I LOVE hydrangeas! So pretty! I would love for you to link this to my Sew Crafty Party! And while your there check out all the Spring Fling Giveaways including my Bustle Back Spring Dress! Hope to see you there!
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these are so pretty. I'm sure they took some time, but very worth it.
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These are so so pretty!!!! I have a fake hydranga that has definately seen it's better days.....what a great idea to repurpose it!! I'm a new follower as well :)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! I love hydrangeas ... what a classy and fun project. (However, I do admire your patience for this one). Thanks for sharing, *Becca* (your newest follower)
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These are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWOW...those are GORGEOUS!! When I saw those on Dittle Dattle I rushed right over. Great job and beautiful pictures. XOXO ~Liz
ReplyDeleteP.S. Also a new follower! =)
OMG! These are beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThose look beautiful. I would love it if you linked your project up to More The Merrier Monday.
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I am a new follower from The More The Merrier Monday. I love the eggs and hope it is as simple as it looks, I will have to feature this! Thanks for the idea. I would love to see more of your work and have you check me out at www.feelinlikescrap.com
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful, what great decor for spring!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! What a beautiful springtime decoration.
ReplyDeleteThese eggs are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Trisha, your creations are stunning! I love it. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is my first time in your blog full of inspirations.
Hugs, Rleen
Hydrangea covered easter eggs, this is brilliant! I love Hydrangeas (they were the major part of my wedding bouquet). Making a topiary with them in it? I am so there! Can't wait to see if/when you do it!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty & spring-y. I just finished a totally different project using those petals - so versatile! Would love for you to link it to my Craftastic party:)
ReplyDeleteI have a disintegrating hydrangea wreath that would be perfect for this project. No cutting required :)
ReplyDeleteThese are great, Trisha! I love the size of them, too. Great way to display them on the candlesticks.
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Very pretty! Love how you have them on the candlesticks to show them off. --thanks for joining my Share the Love link party this week!
ReplyDeleteMary
Leave it to Martha..she is the best for sure..these look just stunning. Welcome to spring
ReplyDeleteand all it's beauty!
Sincerely,
~Shirley
These are so pretty! I love them, and so simple, love that part too! :-)
ReplyDeleteErika @ Blissimagesandbeyond
Came over from Robin's to tell you thes are adorable! I am a floral designer and have done similiar things. Will have to try these! Thanks! XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteVery cute ...love love hydrangeas , your eggs are just adorable !
ReplyDeleteEunice
The Little Things
These are stunning! Big bang project! I just love them!!!
ReplyDeletexo
Robin
All Things Heart and Home
(thx bunches for linking up! I really appreciate it! xo)
Love your post!! I've featured you on our Springtime Favorites!
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Hydrangeas are my favorite flower and this post made my heart pitter patter!! =)))
ReplyDeleteThose eggs are awesome. I love hydrangea and I love eggs, so a perfect combo!
ReplyDeleteThese hydrangea eggs are simply beautiful! I have smaller versions of this idea but these large eggs are just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful day!
;-D Kathleen
Thanks again for linking up. This project is one of Kelly's Faves for this week's party. Come by and check it out.
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These are absolutely gorgeous, and I adore how you have them displayed!
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet! I will be featuring you this week on "Amaze Me Monday". thank you for linking up to the party :D
ReplyDeleteThese are so creative and GORGEOUS!!! I am visiting from the Share The Love Party. Nice to "meet" you!
ReplyDeleteRoselle
What a beautiful idea. They look so pretty. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteJacque
These are really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea, they would look beautiful on my easter dining room table!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Craftastic Monday - you've been featured at today's party - be sure to stop by and grab a Featured On button:)
ReplyDeleteI saw these at Grandin Road, too. I love Hydrangea flowers, and your eggs are so pretty covered in their petals. Love the colors you chose for your eggs!
ReplyDeleteDid it just take one hydrangea flower for each egg? I would love to try this project. Thanks, for the inspiration.
I'm a new follower as of today! =o)
have a happy Monday~ L
These are so pretty, how fun!
ReplyDeleteAnother great idea! I'm bookmarking this post for next year's Spring/Easter decor.
ReplyDeleteLoving this idea! Loved your yarn easter egg wreath too! Creative and inspired!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Finally, an original egg idea. ;-) Found you through Centsational Girl.
ReplyDeleteHydrangeas are my favorite! Love these
ReplyDeleteLove your hydrangea eggs, they are beautiful! Definately going to do this!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I LOVE these! They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your share! very impressive!
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IĆ¢ve been into blogging for quite some time and this is definitely a great post.Cheers!
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Hi Trisha, I found you on Pinterest and wanted to let you know that I did something similar and linked back to this post on my blog at http://craftymomsshare.blogspot.com/2012/02/easterspring-buckets-dollar-tree-crafts.html. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love your hydrangea eggs.. they turned out amazing! What could be more perfect for Easter/Springtime decorations than these flowery eggs! I hope it's okay, I just couldn't help but feature them in a Easter craft round-up I just finished. You can see it here:
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Thank you so much for sharing these.. I can't wait to make some of my own!
I absolutely LOVE these! I featured them on my blog today. Thanks for the great idea! http://www.organizinghomelife.com/archives/2506
ReplyDeleteBy the way...feel free to grab a "featured" button. :)
ReplyDeleteLove it!Hydranges is one of my favorite flowers.
ReplyDeletelove it! I am going to try these soon.
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Kind of random, but where did you get the mirror in the background? :)
ReplyDeleteThe mirror is from Ballard Designs - it is the Bella Mirror.
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