Upcycled Plastic Easter Egg Wall Hanging

Not only is it inexpensive, its also a way to creatively repurpose and reuse.

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Have any extra plastic eggs left over?

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Paint the frame in a light colored chalky paint, such as Everlasting.

Painted plastic Easter eggs hung with ribbon onto an upcycled picture frame decorated with with faux tulips and a bow.

Let the paint dry and add an extra coat of paint for better coverage.

Scuff up the outer surface of the plastic eggs with sandpaper for the paint to adhere better.

Paint the plastic eggs in a mix of blues and creams, such as Whisper and Vintage chalky paint.

Painted plastic Easter eggs hung with ribbon onto an upcycled picture frame decorated with with faux tulips and a bow.

Let the paint dry and add an extra coat of paint for better coverage.

Apply Diamond Dust to some of the painted eggs for a bit of texture and glitter.

Brush on the Mod Podge onto the egg and then sprinkle it with Diamond Dust.

Painted plastic Easter eggs hung with ribbon onto an upcycled picture frame decorated with with faux tulips and a bow.

Let it dry fully before using.

Cut strands of white ribbon in various lengths.

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Painted plastic Easter eggs hung with ribbon onto an upcycled picture frame decorated with with faux tulips and a bow.

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