Check out this easy Easter egg garland tutorial! This is a great way to dress up your home, office, or even classroom for the Easter holiday. Grab those plastic Easter eggs and a few other supplies and start crafting.
This Easter egg craft is so simple to make, and I love how it turned out. Such a fun and simple DIY Easter project that you can use over and over again each year.
This Easter Egg Garland Is…
- Quick To Make
- Affordable Home Decor Project
- Kid Friendly
- Colorful
What Do You Need To Make This Easter Garland
Plastic Eggs – Any colors or style work. You just want plastic Easter eggs you can open and then press together.
Fishing Line – This doesn’t have to be any special kind. Just reach for the cheapest as the eggs are very light and won’t weigh it down.
Long Upholstery Needle – You can find this at a craft store or shop online. You might find that even Target or Walmart carry this type of needle.
5/8″ Ribbon – Feel free to use whatever color of ribbon you want. I wanted a fun color to patch the eggs for this Easter themed garland. I used a handful of colors to help create more dimension.
Does Any Color of Ribbon Work
Absolutely! You can use any colors you want. The one thing I found is the thicker ribbon really works great. Or piece together a handful of smaller pieces of ribbon. This will help add a bit more texture. I found the 5/8″ worked perfect.
Can I Use Thread Instead of Fishing Line?
If you don’t want to use a fishing line you can use a thread like you would sew with. I like the fishing line as it was clear and really helps to hide the string portion of the garland. Feel free to swap it out if you have thread on hand and don’t want to buy fishing line.
More Easter Ideas
- Sprinkles Easter Egg Idea
- Easter Egg Wreath
- Neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt Printables
- Easter Egg Crate Home Decor
Where to Hang This DIY Garland
- Mantle
- Over a Door Frame
- Front Porch
- Place on table for a center piece
- Etc.
Easy Easter Egg Garland
Learn how to make my easy Easter Egg Garland! This is a simple Easter home decor craft that is bright, colorful, and so festive. Dress up your home in minutes with this easy Eater egg garland.
Materials
- Plastic Easter Eggs
- Fishing Line
- Long Upholstery Needle
- 5/8" Ribbon
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
- Measure out the fishing line according to how long you would like your garland, leaving two feet extra, just in case.
- Thread the upholstery needle with the fishing line and push the needle through the holes in the eggs.
- Knot the ends, and tie on 8" sections of ribbon every few eggs.
- The amount of ribbon you need will depend on how long you have chosen your garland to be.
- Trim the ends of the ribbon pieces neatly and hang your garland wherever you like!