Eggs and Bunnies

Cherry Blossoms

A darling old friend of mine asked me to make some Easter eggs and bunnies for her to give as gifts for Easter. The 2.5-inch egg bases are a paper mache with a cutout and are from the craft store. The needle-felted bunnies I made from scratch fit nicely inside, with a bit of colorful eyelash yarn that looks rather like Easter basket grass. Making these has been an exciting project and super fun, but also a little bit nerve-wracking. I mean, what makes me think I can paint well enough for someone else? (Hear that? Those are the Weasles of Doubt and Fear talking.) The above design is cherry trees in blossom.

Wildflowers: Daisies and California Poppies

Here is a kind of wildflower design, with daisies and California poppies.

Meadow with Butterflies

A low-key meadow with butterflies. This one isn’t quite as girly, in my opinion.

Roses

Here is one with red roses that wrap all the way around the egg.

Bamboo

A kind of stylized bamboo design, meant for a male recipient. Simple and elegant, I hope.

Irises

More butterflies and bearded irises, which are now in bloom.

English Garden

English country garden in spring, with azalea, Spanish lavender, and white Queen Anne’s lace.

Wisteria

Wisteria vines in bloom.

I also have two others that feature bright tulips and delphinium flowers. There are ten egg and bunny pairs in all. I am shipping them out to my friend today. I hope she likes them!

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