Monday, March 15, 2010

This is the blog I wrote for Jolly Mom---
A few weeks ago a friend of mine sent me a link to Jolly Mom. Piera posted a blog looking for guest bloggers. One of her requests was for a blogger who had a craft in mind, so I took up the challenge. I have never been a guest blogger before and have looked forward to this post. My name is Christy Hadland. I am a stay at home mom to two active little boys in Capitola By the Sea. I spend my days with my boys running them from here to there and am always thinking of fun projects to do in my free time. Sometimes I include the boys and sometimes I work alone. Like most of you I see something at Target or other little boutique and think "No, way am I paying that---I can make it myself!" Recently, I saw a very similar Easter Wreath at Target, it was about $12.99. I went to one of my favorite places, The Dollar Tree. I gathered up my supplies for half the price of the Target wreath.

Here is what you’ll need to do this very simple wreath project:

A wreath form

6 bags of easter eggs. I used 63 eggs to be exact.


Scissors and a glue gun. Cut the strings off of the Easter eggs, then glue them all they way around the form. I started at the top of the form and worked my way around.
I was very happy with the way it turned out! I was not at all sure how it was going to look, and the best part was--- it only cost $6.50! Gotta love the Dollar Tree!!!

I tried out in a few different places....Spring has sprung!!

4 comments:

  1. I love it! go crafty mama... I bow down to your creative ways, and think gosh I'm glad I have a friend who does stuff like this, cuz I sure don't! :) Every once in a while I throw a decoration up and think how proud you'd be of me! lol.

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  2. I love the fact that you like to make it decorative for each holiday and use things your boys would enjoy looking at. I do the same too. Just love doing crafts although I dont have too much time except for when I do my big groups and then you are too busy helping everyone to do your own. Anyone, Happy Spring and Happy crafting. Good going! Love Patricia

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  3. Awe...thanks friends...Regina...you crack me up...It's fun making special moments for the boys.

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