M E R I D I A N M A G A Z I N E
Make Your Own Easter Egg Tree
By Dian Thomas
If you like Christmas trees and find that they bring a special feeling into the holiday, you will love the Easter egg tree. Here are some easy-to-follow instructions to get you started.
Easter Egg Tree
Decorate this tree with flowers and hatching chicks and bunny ornaments (see
below).

Materials Needed:
A tree limb with many small branches.
Spray paint "optional"
Plaster of Paris
Basket with plastic liner (large enough to hold the branch)
Easter grass
Tiny silk flowers
Glue gun
Spray paint the branches if desired. Mix
the plaster in the plastic liner according to the package directions. Insert
the tree branch in the plaster and allow to harden. Put the plastic
liner inside the basket and cover the plaster with grass. Attach the
flowers to the branches with glue gun. Hang HATCHING CHICKS and Bunny
Ornaments on the tree.
Hatching Chicks and Bunny Ornaments
Store these cute chicks and funny bunnies in an open egg carton inside
the Styrofoam-popcorn-filled box.

Chicks
6 raw eggs
12 2-inch P-P (for head and body)
12 (1/8inch - 1/4inch) Wiggie Craft
Orange felt, cut in 6 3/8inch triangle {for Beaks}
1 yard, cut into 6 5-inch strips
Glue gun
Bunnies
6 raw eggs
12 2-inch P-P (for head and body)
12 (1/8inch - 1/4inch) Wiggie Craft
Pink felt, cut in bunny ear shape
White felt, cut small from inside <Lost Signal>
Light felt, cut smaller for inside bunny ears
-1 yard narrow pink ribbon, cut in six 5" strip
-12 {1/4") light pink poms
-6 (1/8") white pom
-Glue gun
Instructions
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