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Mar112013

Indoor Easter Egg Trees

DateMonday, March 11, 2013 at 10:44AM AuthorMargot

You know those houses you drive by at this time of year with the Easter Egg decorations hanging from the bare branches of a tree in the front yard?

Admit it, you love them.

Grace and I decided we wanted Easter Egg Trees, too.  Problem is, there are so many trees in front of our house you can't see us from the road.

We cut these little bushes before their leaves came out, and stuck them in pretty buckets filled with sand.

Then we got ambitious and attempted to blow out and color our own eggs.  After an entire afternoon, we had two eggs done.  They were not pretty.

Luckily, we found these lovely egg decorations at a craft store.

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