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Dollar Store Easter Egg Tree

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This is a throwback Easter craft from years gone by! Or at least in this household as for many years there was a beautiful Easter Egg Tree that was brought out for the Easter holidays. It made a fun and festive Easter centerpiece! Fast forward and this year is the Dollar Store Easter Egg Tree to add to the Easter decorations.

Branches in a clear glass vase decorated with fake colorful Easter eggs.

 

It has been many years since the Easter Egg Tree was an Easter staple and it was time to make another one (or two!)

This Easter Egg Tree was made with materials from the yard and the dollar store.

The dollar store in my area is a treasure trove for craft materials and the brand is the exact same as the big box craft store. How lucky to be so close to a crafty dollar store!

How To Make Dollar Store Easter Egg Tree

Materials

Strong tree branches

Styrofoam eggs

Assorted buttons

Jeweled stickers

Straight pins with a round  or pearlized head

Tall glass cylinder vase or vase of your choice

Scrap ribbon or invisible thread

How To Make Easter Egg Tree Decorations

This was a very simple and very quick Easter craft. Any age can make an Easter egg decoration for the Easter Egg Tree! 

The Button Easter Egg

button easter egg

  1. Choose styrofoam egg.
  2. The button Easter Egg Tree decorations are made with buttons from the dollar store or from the craft stash.
  3. If making a button Easter egg I recommend covering the styrofoam egg with magic marker in a color which is compatible with the buttons. This is optional; however, the white on the plain styrofoam egg can show through the buttons.
  4. It only takes a minute to lightly and quickly cover the egg with magic marker.
  5. Place the button on the styrofoam egg in the desired location.
  6. Gently insert the straight pin through the hole in the button and firmly press in the styrofoam egg.
  7. The buttons can be placed side by side or can overlap each other. It is totally personal preference as either technique will work equally well.

The Pom Pom Easter Egg

pom pom easter egg

  1. This Easter Egg is made with straight pins and pom poms.
  2. Place the pom pom on the desired location on the styrofoam egg.
  3. Spear the pom pom with the straight pin and gently push the pin through the pom pom and into the styrofoam egg.
  4. Pastel pom poms work very well for the Spring Easter theme.

The Sticker Easter Egg

jewel easter egg

This is one of my favorites! The dollar store has a huge selection of jeweled stickers and are perfect to make a jeweled Easter egg in vibrant colors.

  1. Choose a styrofoam egg.
  2. Color the egg with magic markers just like the beaded Easter Egg above. Choose a magic marker color with is similar to the sticky jewels chosen for the egg.
  3. Stick the jewels on the egg in the desired location. Any design will do!
  4. It is that easy! One egg can be made in under 10 minutes.
  5. This is a great Easter craft for the younger kids as no glue is necessary which makes clean up and crafting so much easier.

How To Make The Easter Egg Hanger

  1. Ribbon or invisible thread can be used to make the hanger. I like the invisible thread.
  2. Make a loop with the invisible thread and tie both ends into one knot.
  3. Leave enough length to easily make two more knots.
  4. Lay the top of straight pin (with the round head) on the knot.
  5. Take the ends and double knot with the straight pin head in the middle of the knot.
  6. Repeat.

easter egg covered in jewels hanging from tree

Insert the straight pin into the middle of the top of the Easter Egg.

Arrange the branches in a glass cylinder vase. 

Hang the Easter Eggs on the Dollar Store Easter Egg Tree! Stand back to visually evaluate if the eggs are placed where desired. Mix, match and have fun!

More Dollar Store Tree Crafts!

This was a fun little Dollar Store Valentine’s Day Tree made just as the Easter Egg Tree was crafted. The ornaments are made from a package of foam hearts from the Dollar Store so it is named the $1.00 Valentine’s Day tree!

Use foam hearts or any large foam stickers to make the tree decorations and customize the colors for Easter.

Valentine's Day tree with branches.

Easter Egg Decorations

Extra decorated eggs can be used to accent your DIY Easter decorations. Instead of hanging eggs on the tree the egss can be placed on the mantel or throughout the house.

Decorated jewel easter eggs sitting in an oversized pedestal glass.

For the “water” in the glass I ‘used leftover pebbles from the aquarium and painted the pebbles with acrylic paint.

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