String Easter Eggs

If you’re looking for some unusual Easter eggs then you need to make these string eggs. Aside from being wonderful decorative pieces, they also make great Easter treat bags to give to the children by placing candy or small toys inside.

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Needle-felted Easter Eggs

You won’t know whether to display or cuddle these lovely and soft needle-felted Easter Eggs. With some colored felt, a styrofoam shaped egg and some time, you too can have some of these cute and creative Easter eggs at your table.

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Yo Yo Embellished Easter Egg

If you like sewing you might have come across these fun yo yo fabrics and if you liked them, then you will love this styrofoam yo yo covered Easter egg. Just keep in mind that you can’t do this project in one day, so you should start making those yo yos today.

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Armored Easter Egg

For those who love medieval themes or a fantasy series, here is an Easter egg that will surely find its way into their collection. It may look complicated, but this armored egg is surprisingly easy to make, with just some pin heads from tacks and some hot glue.

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Braided Easter Eggs

Here is an eco-friendly project for those who love braiding. Using recycled water bottles an some left-over fabric strips you can make these lovely and colorful Easter eggs that will certainly make you feel like spring has come.

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Lace Easter Eggs

Truly, sometimes less it more. If you like some elegance in your Easter egg decorations then these chic eggs are just the thing you need. You will simply love this combination of brown paper mache eggs with a strip of delicate white lace.

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‘Shabby Chic’ Fabric Easter Eggs

At glance, you might mistake these eggs for a misplaced ball of scrap fabric, but you will see the true beauty of the deign once you take a closer look. This crocheted Easter egg is made from T-shirt or fabric yarn and it will bring a cozy feel to your Easter decor.

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Sew Fabric Egg Pattern

Here is another fun way to use up all those tiny fabric pieces left from other sewing projects. Make dozens of these patched up Easter eggs that will quickly become a big hit with the kids, especially if you hide them for the Easter egg hunt.

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Sakura Easter Eggs

Cherry blossoms are messengers of spring, and since Easter is a hoiday that celebrates the rebirth of nature, having a sakura (cherry blossom) egg makes perfect sense. Let your sakura egg stand out by making it from yarn and lower sequins.

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Cement Easter Eggs

This Easter egg will never, ever break, no matter how much you try. Made with concrete poured in molds from real eggs, these eggs will last you a lifetime. The addition of a gold color just make theme even more shiny and desirable. They are very simple to make and after Easter, you can use them in many other ways.

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1. Concrete Ring Cones

These lovely ring cones are made out of concrete, and offer the perfect place to keep all of those pretty stacking rings of yours organized. They are easy to make, also, requiring only the concrete and some contact paper to form the cones. Check out the tutorial at DIY In PDX. 

2. Concrete and Wood Planter

This modern planter is made with concrete which is formed into a cube shape, and then it is placed within a wooden base that’s made out of large, square dowel rods. Make your way over to Homedit to check out the full tutorial for this stylish piece.

3. Polished Concrete Necklace

If you’re a fan of unique jewelry with a contemporary flair, then this might be the project for you. This rectangular shaped necklace is made from concrete which is then polished to give it a smooth look. Check out the instructions over at Married To The Earth.

4. Hand Candle Holders

Interested in making something truly unique? Then these whimsical hand candle holders might fit the bill. With their humorous shape and industrial look, they are sure to be a conversation starter. Head over to Bob Vila’s website to check out the how-to.

5. Cement Succulent Pots

These adorable little planters are the perfect size for succulents, and they are really quite simple to make. Just collect some empty cartons, some paint and some cement and get to work. Head on over to Five Marigolds to check out the full tutorial.

6. Concrete Tray

This lovely industrial chic tray is made out of – you guessed it – concrete! The trick is to place the handles in the concrete when it is still wet, so it hardens around them. Make your way over to the Home Depot blog to check out this tutorial from Homey Oh My.

7. Cement Pushpins

These impossibly adorable pushpins are made from cement too, this time with a mold in the shape of gemstones. This project is done with quick-drying cement, so it will be almost instant gratification! Head on over to Plaster and Disaster to check it out.

8. Concrete Lamp

Who knew that you could make a table lamp out of concrete?! This beautiful modern lamp is actually quite simple to make, using a wooden box as a mold and a lamp socket set. Head on over to Instructables to find out all the details of this fun project.

9. Avocado Tea Light Holder

This pretty little tea light holder is made from something very surprising… an avocado! The inside of the avocado is scooped out to create the mold, then the pit is used to make a spot for the candle. Head over to Adorablest to check out the full tutorial.

10. Concrete and Gold Jewelry

These earrings are super unique, consisting of a concrete base with gold leaf added to the surface. They are made using silicone molds and can be turned into anything from earrings to pins to necklaces. Check out all the details over at DIY In PDX.

11. Cement Hexagon Bookends

Keep your books upright and your bookshelf stylish with this super cool hexagonal cement bookend. Some strips of color add an extra bit of personality to them also. Make your way over to Blitsy to find out how to make your own hexagon bookends.

12. Concrete Letters

Here’s another great way to use concrete in your home… by making it into letters that you can then use to spell out words. Just grab some cardboard and some tape to get started. Head on over to Look What I Made to check out the tutorial.

13. Concrete Candle

Don’t settle for a boring old candle from the store, when you could make one of these beautiful concrete ones. First you’ll make the outer concrete container, then pour in the wax afterward. Make your way over to Burkatron to check out the full how-to.

14. Valentine’s Day Hearts

If you’re on the hunt for some fun Valentine’s Day projects, then you’re in luck! Here’s a great way to create cement versions of the oh-so-popular conversation hearts that always make an appearance in February. Head over to Lovely Indeed to check it out.

15. Cement and Wire Photo Display

Looking for a fun way to display photos? Or perhaps a creative place card holder idea? Well this might be the answer. Just insert some wire into cement and let it dry to create this fun display idea. Check out the details of this fun project over at Krafty Kath.

16. Jars Inside Concrete

These containers combine two materials at once – glass and concrete. This is a unique way to bring materials together into an organically shaped vessel. Make your way over to the Flair blog to check out the instructions for this lovely concrete project.

17. Taper Candle Holder

This elegant taper candle holder is made using concrete for the base, and a glass cylinder to protect the candle and add a beautiful reflective quality to the piece. Head on over to A Daily Something to find out how to make your own version of this candle holder.

18. Concrete Dipped Bud Vases

These pretty bud vases are not actually constructed from concrete, but rather they are dipped into it part way to give a color-dipped sort of effect (but with light, natural tones). Make your way over to Burkatron to find out all the details of this simple project.

19. Concrete-Immersed Candle Holder

This project is especially unique, as it is created by laying an existing votive holder down into a shallow container of concrete and then letting it dry inside. Head on over to Wonderwood to check out the instructions for this amazing little DIY.

20. Test Tube Vase Set

This unusual bud vase set is again made by submerging glass inside of concrete, only this time a set of test tubes are placed within the concrete in an orderly row. Head on over to Mikaela’s blog to find out all the details for this fun project.

21. Leaf Vein Stepping Stone

Instead of using plain old stepping stones in your backyard, try customizing them with this unique idea; simply grab some large leaves with pronounced veins, and pour the concrete on top using a round mold. Learn more about it over at Garden Fuzz Garden.

22. Rope and Cement Vase

Now here’s a super innovative way to use cement. This vase is created by making a base out of cement, painting it pink, and then adding a textural woven rope section for the top. Make your way over to Enthralling Gumption to find out all the details.

23. Outdoor Fire Columns

This creative blogger was inspired by the outdoor fire columns from Restoration Hardware, but she didn’t like the price. So she made her own using cement columns and glass hurricanes. Head over to In My Own Style to check out the full tutorial.

24. Triangular Cement Votives

These beautiful triangular votives are made using cardboard and tape to create a mold, and then paint and gold leaf is added at the end to create a colorful accent. Head on over to The Creative Glow to find out all the details of this stylish little project.

25. Cement Door Stop

If you’re in need of a door stop for your home, then this last project might be the perfect one for you! This fun door stop is made out of cement and rope, and then a cute little crocheted sock is added to the bottom so it doesn’t scratch the floor. Get the tutorial here.

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