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Combine classic creative techniques to a modern spring decoration! The extraordinary decoration eggs are not only in the Easter time a real feast for the eyes.
How to make extraordinary decorative eggs
Prime two papier-mâché eggs with white Handicraft paint. Cut a 1 cm wide strip from of cork paper. The cork paper is self-adhesive. However, to fix this strip even more firmly, glue the cork strip with double-sided Adhesive tape directly to the edges of the upper and lower egg halves.
A bird's nest is now tinkered into a lower half of the egg: Simply stuff it with moss and decoration-Willow and put two small birds inside.
Tie the traffic light
Now shorten 8 threads for each egg Macramé-Yarn to 1 m. Knot them together. For the traffic light of the closed Ice thread 4 threads each on a large wooden bead.
After approx. 27 cm length for the spring egg with bird's nest or after approx. 37 cm length for the longer spring egg, 2 threads are knotted together. Pull up 4 small wooden beads each (at the same height!) and secure them with another knot
After approx. 9 cm of further thread length, 1 thread at a time is knotted with a thread of the neighbouring strand. After approx. 4.5 cm of thread length, again knot 1 thread with the thread of the neighbouring strand, and tie further knots in this way after approx. 4 cm of thread length. Then thread all the threads through a large wooden bead and tie a final knot underneath with all the strands, holding everything together
Decorate each strand with a small finishing bead and cut off the rest of Yarn . Finally the white decorative egg is placed in the finished Macramé Deco fishing net and the "traffic light" is simply hung up only still decoratively.
Interested in more Macramé ideas?
Link and knot Yarn to decorative lamps, create new tea lights or develop your own creative projects. The fascinating optics will inspire you