Easter special
At PassiFlora we are looking for YOUR creative Easter ideas. Send us a picture of your eco-friendly Easter craft and we will feature it in our blog (along with the link to your website). PassiFlora email is: passifloramag@gmail.com
Feel free to re-post or re-twitter this information. Better yet, call your crafty friends and let them know about PassiFlora Easter special!
To fire-up your creativity and to bring you some inspiration here is a round-up of Easter projects mentioned on PassiFlora blog over the past two weeks.
1 April
Retro mama (aka Kim) wrote down and photographed a step-by-step tutorial showing how to make fabric Easter eggs.
Image: Retro-mama
3 April
How can you have a party without party garlands? V and Co. has a step-by-step tutorial on making flag garland:
Image: V and Co.
And here is another garland project from PurlBee: a beautiful garland of different shapes and colors. It is a breeze to make and the best part is that it does not require much sewing - a great beginner’s project with step-by-step instructions.
Image: PurlBee
6 April
V and Co. put up step-by-step instructions on how to make beautiful fabric covered Easter eggs.
Image: V and Co.
V and Co. also wrote down easy to follow instructions about assembling a fabric basket.
Image: V and Co.
8 April
Herbivoracious (aka Michael Natkin) came up with a recipe for a vegan inside-out egg.
Image: Herbivoracious
The article from Savvy Crafting talks about natural dyes for Easter eggs and the image illustrates a perfectly vegan way for egg decorating.
Image: (ARAcontent) through Savvy Crafting
Meaghan Mountford shares her ideas for unique egg decorations in the Rider Digest slideshow
Image: Meaghan Mountford
PassiFlora team wishes you and your loved ones Happy Easter!
