Customizing Wood Easter Eggs from Michaels

Learn how to use your Cricut to transform plain wooden Easter eggs into unique holiday decor that you will want to display year after year!

The time right before any holiday is very dangerous for me…because the craft stores discount all of the holiday stuff and I must buy ALL of it and frantically make a bajillion projects!!! Last night it was a bunny wreath for my front door, today it is these wooden Easter eggs from Michaels that will look perfect on our mantle! {FTC disclaimer: I received some of these items for free, and this post contains affiliate links. So I might make a few pennies if you buy something!}

SUPPLIES NEEDED:

• Cricut Explore Air and Design Space (could also use Cricut Maker)
• Light Grip Mat
• Basics Tools Set
• Cricut Vinyl in Linen
• Transfer Tape
• Plaid FolkArt acrylic paint – Titanium White
• foam brush
• washi tape
• Michaels wooden egg easels

how to make Customizing Wood Easter Eggs from Michaels:

Remove the stickers from the wooden eggs and wrap the edges with washi tape.

Paint the edges of each egg and let dry, then repeat with a second coat.

In Design Space, type “easter egg” in the search bar and you will find TONS of options! I just picked my three favorites – one for each egg.

Resize the egg images to fit the eggs, then “attach” the images (they will turn the same color) so you can cut them all on one piece of vinyl.

Cut the images and weed out the excess vinyl. Apply the transfer tape to the images, then the images to each egg. And voila!

Now, if you need some written instructions, then we have you covered! Check out the instructions box below to see all of the details for this project. Plus, you can even print them or pin them to your favorite Pinterest board!

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Customizing Wood Easter Eggs from Michaels Customizing Wood Easter Eggs from Michaels

Learn how to use your Cricut to transform plain wooden Easter eggs into unique holiday decor that you will want to display year after year!

Author: Beth Kingston

Materials

• Cricut Explore Air and Design Space (could also use Cricut Maker)
• Light Grip Mat
• Basics Tools Set
• Cricut Vinyl in Linen
• Transfer Tape
• Plaid FolkArt acrylic paint – Titanium White
• foam brush
• washi tape
• Michaels wooden egg easels

Instructions

• Remove the stickers from the wooden eggs and wrap the edges with washi tape.
• Paint the edges of each egg and let dry, then repeat with a second coat.
• In Design Space, type “easter egg” in the search bar and you will find TONS of options! I just picked my three favorites – one for each egg.
• Resize the egg images to fit the eggs, then “attach” the images (they will turn the same color) so you can cut them all on one piece of vinyl.
• Cut the images and weed out the excess vinyl. Apply the transfer tape to the images, then the images to each egg. And voila!

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