DIY: Easter bucket

Last updated on July 5th, 2024 at 01:02 pm

Since I had some things left over from the Easter wreath project I figured I’d make another Easter craft.

What You’ll need

• a plastic bucket or basket.
• colorful eggs (Any size)
• markers or paints. I used paint markers
• a glue gun
• something to protect your work surface (I used a trash bag)
• Stencils (Peel and stick or traditional ones work for this project)

You can also add any extras such as Easter grass or ribbon or other embellishments.

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Once again if you use a glue gun you will want to have cardboard handy to test it with along with a paper towel or a rag to clean up any excess glue

Also if you chose to try this project make sure your bucket or basket is a thicker quality plastic. That way it may be less likely to melt.

Creating the bucket

Basically I purchased an inexpensive bucket at my local drug store. I also picked up the eggs there too. I sat the bucket down and figured where to start.

After I found out what I wanted to do I started to letter the eggs. I used a stencil for one but figured I’d hand lettering them would be easier. I used a set of paint markers to do this. Once I wrote out what I wanted to spell I lined up the eggs and placed them where I thought they would look good on the bucket.

Gluing the eggs to the bucket

I will admit this will be tricky. As I mentioned above you will need to have a thicker quality plastic bucket or basket. You will also need to take care not to burn yourself (Like I did). I found it was easier to add the glue to the eggs and then place them on the bucket. This can also help with possible melting of your bucket. I was lucky it didn’t melt.

I had two extra eggs left so I added them to the back of the bucket. If you have excess glue on your project when your done you can warm it with a hair dryer and peel it off. Or you can gently scrape it off too.

you can check out this instagram post to see how Sophie’s bucket turneed out

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One of my crafts. I'll have a post for both probably this coming week. How was your day? #craft #easter #blogger #brandambassador #microinfluencer #productreviewer #producttester #reviewsandsavingspal #socialinfluencer #vlogger

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All you need to do is add Easter grass and your easter gifts and your set. Sophie’s is all ready with Easter grass see

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