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Make a Washi Tape Spring Egg Wreath!

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You’ll love this Washi Tape Egg Spring Wreath!

I adore washi tape!

It’s so bright and colorful AND there are so many things you can make with it!!

I thought it might be fun to make a Washi Tape Spring Wreath.

You can buy all-white plastic eggs. I found mine at Hobby Lobby. They were less than 60 cents per bag of 12. But, if you have some left-over colored eggs, you spray paint those white.

Here’s what I did:

  • I took a wreath form and wrapped it with some bright pink ribbon.

  • Then I wrapped the eggs with the washi tape. The trick to smooth tape on the eggs, is to start at the base of the egg, then pull the tape taut as you wrap it around the egg. Once it is wrapped, smooth the tape with your fingers. If there are still wrinkles,  use your nails to smooth out the wrinkles.
  • Then all you do is hot glue the eggs onto the wreath form.

  • The last thing I did was added a little pinwheels and some ribbon to the front.

I love seeing all of the different colors and patterns in the washi tape.

If you are wondering where to buy washi tape — Here’s are some of my favorite places:

Cute Tape on etsy

Heidi Swapp Washi Tape on Amazon

xoxo

Have a Beautiful Day!!!

And if you are looking for more ideas of what you can make with Washi Tape, here are a few projects I have made:

Washi Tape Clock

Washi Tape Topiaries

Washi Tape Gallery Wall

Washi Tape Cupcake Tower

Washi Tape Birthday Lanterns

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  6. Delene says

    how many bags did u use. i went and got 2 bags? i’m just gonna follow everything you did cuz its {AD0RABLE}

  11. lauren says

    Love this! So bright and fun! I’m always envious of people’s “wreath creativity.” You should see the lame thing I have hanging on my front door right now… one day I will get my act together and pretty up my front door!

    I’d be thrilled if you’d link up at this week’s Off the Hook!

    • Jen says

      Hi Darla!!

      I think the wreath form was 12 inches in diameter and I used a couple yards of each of the ribbon. You can buy the ribbon at your craft store on spools. So just bu 2-3 spools of coordinating ribbon 🙂

      xoo

  14. Virginia says

    How pretty. Lovely colors for spring. Your creativity is great! Thanks for sharing (especially sources for supplies.

  17. heartlandmom says

    You are really talented. I can’t imagine doing a project EVERY day, and having the time to photograph it and upload with instructions. Your projects are adorable. Thanks for sharing.

  18. Vanessa says

    What a cute idea!!! I wish I would have found this sooner, I would have made it for Easter, so colorful and fun. 🙂

  29. Sara says

    How absolutely ADORABLE!! You are welcome to link this up at my turquoise lovin’ party!! 🙂 I also had a question if you have a chance to get back to me…I was wondering if you know of any cool places to get unique scrapbook paper…I’ve been looking everywhere and can’t find things like chevron or the fun new patterns that are out there. Do you have to print the digital ones to get those? Would appreciate any feedback you can give me on this…thanks!! HUGS….love your site!

  30. susasn m jensen says

    Got your blog last night & ordered $75 worth. WoW!! I didnt have any and donating I’ll use it. Never heard about sizes to get so I winged it. Thanks for tips

  33. Carmel Keane says

    Any idea how many eggs you used? They are not that cheap in NZ and would like to see if this is economical – ‘cos I LOVE it!

    • Jen says

      I think there is about 40 eggs on it. I bought my eggs at Hobby Lobby. They were like 80 cents a package of 12 but then an additional 40% off last week. They are probably still on sale I would bet.

      xoxo

      • Jen says

        I take that back. I just counted them and there are 60 eggs. But if you used a smaller wreath form you could use less eggs too. And you can buy wreath forms at The Dollar Store. That will save you money too 🙂

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    • Jen says

      Hi Susan!!

      If you are going totry wrapping eggs with washi tape, I recommend using thin washi tape. It’s easier to wrap a circular object with thinner tape 🙂

      xox

  37. Danee says

    This is super cute. I am not usually a “bold and bright” girl but this wreath on your aqua door is playful and fun. I’d like to know where you find your Washi tape or I guess your favorite source. I can’t seem to find a source that has a large amount of colors I like.

    • Jen says

      Hi Danee!!

      I got my washi tape through Cute Tape -http://www.cutetape.com/shop/. You can get 3 rolls for between $4 – $8. The rolls last forever. I’ve been using the same rolls on about 15 projects this year and they are still at least half way full. If you search etsy, tons of shops will come up 🙂

      xoxo

    • Jen says

      Hi Sabrina!!

      I found the white plastic eggs at Hobby Lobby — they were 60 cents for 12. Or, you can spray paint colored eggs white 🙂

      xoxoxo

  53. nest of posies says

    are you kidding me?

    this is just adorable in every way possible.

    jen, you are so stickin’ clever!

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    can’t wait to see you in t-minus 30 days!!!

  56. Kelsey says

    I LOVE IT! I am so addicted to washi tape, but I never would have though to add it to eggs! I might have to add a bit of fun to our Easter egg hunt this year 🙂 Thanks for sharing Jen

  57. nessa the procrastinator says

    Ack, now I must try this washi tape! Where do you find it? With my craft room still packed away, I haven’t been inside a craft store in months! Well, except Hobby Lobby, but that was only a quick trip for spray paint.

    • Jen says

      I think the easiest way to get washi tape is online. There are TONS of patterns. Just check etsy. I have a link to the shop I got mine through in the post too 🙂

      xxox

  60. Laura says

    That is so adorable and so bright and cheery! Love that washi tape. I need a new wreath for Easter! Thanks for the inspiration!

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