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Easter Crafts: How to Make Wooden Easter Egg Planters

These Easter Egg Planters are sponsored by Silhouette. All opinions are ours alone.
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Spring has to be the cutest holiday. Fluffy bunnies, decorated eggs, a pastel color scheme and all of the blooming plants and flowers make it just plain adorable! So, to celebrate its upcoming arrival, we are combining some of our favorite parts of this lovely time of year to make these Easter egg bunny planters! These bunnies are killing us with their darling details that are all made in a snap with our fave, the Silhouette CAMEO! No drawing skills required!

These little planters are made with wooden eggs that are the perfect shape for spring and are adorably small, making them fun for a party favor or as an Easter craft for little hands. Plus, after Easter is over, the plants can be replanted in a larger pot, if desired! Here’s how to make your own:

Easter Crafts: How to Make Wooden Easter Egg Planters + a tutorial featured by Top US Craft Blog + The Pretty Life Girls

Supplies needed to make your own Easter Egg Planters

Silhouette CAMEO
Adhesive vinyl (black and pink)
Wood eggs
Paint
Paint brushes
Cardstock
Soil
Small plant

Easter Crafts: How to Make Wooden Easter Egg Planters + a tutorial featured by Top US Craft Blog + The Pretty Life Girls

How to make your own Easter Egg Planters

Step 1: Paint the bottom piece of the wood eggs with a layer of craft paint. Let the paint dry completely.

Easter Crafts: How to Make Wooden Easter Egg Planters + a tutorial featured by Top US Craft Blog + The Pretty Life Girls

Step 2: Cut the bunny faces out of vinyl and bunny ears out of cardstock using the Silhouette CAMEO.

Easter Crafts: How to Make Wooden Easter Egg Planters + a tutorial featured by Top US Craft Blog + The Pretty Life Girls

Step 3: Use transfer tape to apply the vinyl faces to the eggs.

Easter Crafts: How to Make Wooden Easter Egg Planters + a tutorial featured by Top US Craft Blog + The Pretty Life Girls

Step 4: Separate the plants so they are small enough to fit in the eggs. Put the individual plants in the eggs, adding extra soil to fill the eggs.

Easter Crafts: How to Make Wooden Easter Egg Planters + a tutorial featured by Top US Craft Blog + The Pretty Life Girls

Step 5: Fold the cardstock bunny ears lengthwise. Then stick them in the soil.

I’m so in love with these little cuties, I can hardly stand it! These planters would make a perfect party favor, Easter gift, or springy decoration!

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Happy crafting!
xo, Sam


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