Scrappy Fabric Easter Eggs

I know many of you are like me and have a gazillion scraps hanging out in your fabric stash. I wanted to do something to use up my tiny scraps that would be a fun and cute craft for myself and my youngest, Josephine, to do together. We got this set of 6 plastic Easter eggs in this egg carton at the Dollar Tree for $1.25. I liked that these didn’t have a seam in the middle like most plastic Easter eggs. We think they turned out so cute!

Supplies:

-Plastic Easter Eggs (or you could use wood or another material)

-Tiny fabric scraps

-Mod Podge

-Paint Brush

-Wax Paper (optional – for protecting surfaces and letting the eggs dry)

Directions:

Step 1: If you don’t have any teeny tiny scraps, cut up some of your larger scraps into small pieces. Mine were about the size of my finger nails.

Step 2: Brush a layer of mod-podge onto the Easter eggs and place a fabric scrap on top. Paint another layer of mod-podge on top.

Step 3: Continue doing the same process, making sure to overlap the fabrics so that you can’t see any of the plastic eggs. If you have trouble with the curves, cut some snips in the fabric so that they will lay flat.

Step 4: Paint one last layer of mod-podge on the Easter eggs and allow to dry completely.