IBP String Easter Eggs

Join me today as I teach you and (returning guest) Tausha Hoyt, host of Sassy Style Redesign how to create String Easter Eggs. You've seen them for years and all over Pinterest, but I will tell you the different ways to stiffen the string and tips I learned from creating eggs both large and small eggs and even ones filled with an candy surprise. Come get sticky hands with me today!


These String Easter Eggs are so much fun they're slightly addictive.
 I used the darling colors of Doodle Twine from my friends at Doodlebug Design.

Watch the episode to learn which works better to stiffen the string... mod podge, fabric stiffner or sugar water.
Even I giggle when I watch today's episode (we think we're super funny).

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2 comments:

  1. Lori, you look fab in todays video! love that top! this was a great video, my kids loved watching it and were ready to get crafting!

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    1. Thanks so much Kelly...I felt like there was a LOT of pink going on, but it was such a pretty top. It was a fun segment to film too!!

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