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I was shopping in Marshalls one day and came across these hideous ceramic eggs! But wait! As my mind always does, I looked at them and saw more than just an ugly duckling...(Ya, I know, pretty corny!) I saw potential! :0) I bought them on clearance and brought them home. I simply primed them and then painted them. I taped off the pedestal and painted the eggs. After the eggs dried, I taped around the base of the eggs and painted the pedestals.
Next, I rubbed some burnt umber paint on the eggs and pedestals to antique them. To finish them off I glittered around the center of the eggs to give it a littel bit of glitz!
Super easy, cheap and festive!
They turned out really nice - who'd have guessed!! Glad it was a good purchase and you didn't set them down 1/2 way to the register :)
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BTW.....nice greenery in the background :)
ReplyDeleteI love your ugly duckling eggs! And the color of the ones pictured first can be used for decoration year round, depending on your theme,of course :) Have a great week-end!
ReplyDeleteLove the Eggs Kell!!!
ReplyDeleteCome decorate my house for Easter!!!!
Love the eggs!
ReplyDeleteKelly, I love these eggs. I admire people that are able to see beauty in the ugly!! That is a gift whether you realize it or not. I love them!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all of the wonderful comments! It is so fun to hear from each of you. Keep 'em coming! :o)
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