Ingredients:

  • 1 styrofoam wreath form, 12-inch (30cm) diameter
  • 1 roll (30ft / 9m) of floral wire or twine
  • 2 cups (480ml) of preserved forest moss or faux grass
  • 24 large plastic easter eggs, 3-inch (7.6cm) size
  • 5 oz (140g) of acrylic paint in pastel shades (mint, lemon, lavender, peach)
  • 1 set of multi-sized paintbrushes
  • Hot glue

Instructions:

  1. Separate the plastic eggs into top and bottom halves and apply a thin layer of acrylic paint to each piece. Wait until the paint feels dry and tacky to the touch before reassembling.
  2. Apply a generous bead of hot glue to the back of an egg and press it firmly onto the styrofoam form, working in a clockwise motion and alternating colors.
  3. Space the eggs roughly 1 inch (2.5cm) apart to ensure they are snug but leave small gaps for greenery.
  4. Fill the gaps between the eggs with small tufts of preserved moss, securing each with a dab of glue.