Showing posts with label vintage gift wrap Easter Eggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage gift wrap Easter Eggs. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Vintage Gift Wrap Easter Eggs

Hi Friends~
Going through my stash of wrapping papers
I came across some of my vintage gift wrap
perfect to cover paper mache eggs for Easter.
 

The colors are so pretty for spring.
To create eggs, I made copies of the papers and then
tore in pieces to layer on  paper mache eggs
using modpodge.
(sorry I did not get a pic of the eggs before covered)
Here are a few finished with trims.
I used vintage hemtape frayed, silk roses, tulle and glitter for the little roses.




The plate is a Fitz and Floyd
from 1996.
Pretty for spring, don't you think?
 


And a few using tissue papers in damask.
 
A variety of these are so pretty in an Easter basket
or glass bowl.

 
A great helper doing projects like this
is a Dry It Board.
These large needle surface boards
give you a spot to lay your work down to dry when painting or gluing.
 

 
These covered eggs are fun to do, but a bit messy.
I wear a plastic glove on my left hand to hold the egg
as I apply the glue with a paint brush with the right hand.
This really helps.
 
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We also have a new baby in the family
and I wanted to design a card
to go with my gift.
 
My dear friend Diane from
has been such a inspiration to me over the years
as she designs gorgeous cards with envelopes.
 
So taking inspiration from her,
I gave a try to line my envelope to go with the card.
Starting with  a 4 x 6 card and matching envelope,
I layered the ivory card with yellow designer card stock,
blue and white polka dot card stock
and designer cut paper for the little saying
I found in an card book.
 
The stars are wood painted white with sparkles
and layered with foam dots and sticker words.
I used white ribbon down the left side
and on the inside I layered the yellow card stock
and blue and white dot paper to write a message.
 
At the bottom of the card,
I layered blue toile
taken from the baby announcement.
 


 
Lastly, I patterned the envelope
and lined it with the blue and white.
As you might realize from the colors, the baby was a boy!!
 
 
That's all folks.
Hope you have a great day.
Thanks for stopping by.
 
Hugs,
Celestina Marie
 
joining~
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 


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