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Eggshell Posy Vase


by Jane Lake

How to make a sweet little posy vase from an eggshell - perfect for tiny flower bouquets on Easter, Mother's Day or Valentine's Day -- or just to give someone you love along with breakfast in bed!

Eggshell Posy Vase


Craft Supplies:

Half an eggshell

water

glass candle holder, egg cup, or small dish

sea glass, seashells, colored sand, or flat glass marbles

bouquet of small fresh flowers

Eggshell Vase


Instructions:

Save that egg shell from breakfast and make a sweet little posy vase for tiny flowers. This looks lovely on the breakfast table, on a breakfast tray or in any corner that needs a little splash of bright color.

You will need a glass candle holder for the display shown in our photograph. Simply support the eggshell in the area meant to hold a tapered candle in place. Surround the eggshell with sea glass, seashells, colored sand or flat glass marbles.

Add water to the eggshell.

Cut a few short stemmed flowers and arrange in the eggshell.

Suggestions:
You could support the eggshell in a pretty egg cup, or in a small bowl, supporting the egg with the items that you choose to surround it; sea glass or colored marbles work well for this.

Decorate the egg shell if you wish - use Easter egg dye or paint with acrylics.

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There are 2 comments
rachel – nalgonda
May 28, 2010 - 01:04

good.excelent.

SConnor – Gilbert, S.C.
Mar 09, 2010 - 14:36

This is a really great idea. So pretty!! I love the real flowers. I went to Lowes and bought real seedlings in bloom and planted the blooms after Easter is over. Makes for a forever giving gift throughout the sping or summer season.

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