Easter eggs with crown

Egg carton; eggs; baby's breath (gypsophila); thin wire; eucalyptus; pencil.

1. Cut the gypsophila into small pieces.
2. Take some wire and wrap it around the stem of a small piece of gypsophila.
3. Then take the next piece of gypsophila, put it directly behind the first, also fix it with wire, and so on.
4. When the string of gypsophila is long enough for an egg crown, twist the two ends of the wire.
5. For the eucalyptus crowns, take a longer eucalyptus twig, form it into a circle and fix it with some wire.
6. Draw little faces on the eggs with a pencil and then put the crowns on them before placing them in the egg carton.

If you do not fill all the wells with eggs, you could fill the rest with chocolate or sugar eggs. This would make a wonderful Easter gift.

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