PLUS my version is super-duper cheap! Don't believe me?! Check it out:
I used a pretty plate that I got at my wedding and have seriously never used since. I know I piled on the jelly beans, but that is only because I know I'm going to eat them all myself!! And I really truly like my fabric egg and burlap eggs better than the ones in the Pottery Barn pic!
Here's a better view of the old plastic eggs I wrapped up in burlap scraps. Thank you, burlap, for another scrappy project!
And with this little beauty right here, I just used pinking shears to cut scraps and mod-podged them right on, doing tons of overlapping. It's my favorite part. Plus, I like how the bow just adds a finishing touch!
Linking up to:
Motivate Me Monday at Keeping it Simple
Today's Thrifty Treasures at Southern Hospitality
Just Something I Whipped Up Monday at The Girl Creative
Market Yourself Monday at Sumo's Sweet Stuff
Made it Mondays at The Persimmon Perch
Making the World Cuter Monday at Making the World Cuter
Toot Your Horn Tuesday at Silly Little Sparrow
Basket Dayz Tuesdays in March at Cheap Chic Home
Gettin' Buggy for Spring at Fantastic Finds
Talented Tuesday at My Frugal Family
DIY Day at A Soft Place to Land
Lucky Linky at Lucky Star Lane
Show & Share Day at Just a Girl
Adorable! Love your little watering can - great find!
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteso springy and cheerful! I love your watering can. I dropped in from Cottage Instincts. Please accept my invitation to drop in at my place one day this week when you get a moment. until later...
ReplyDeleteVery Cute! Perfect for spring!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!
ReplyDeletelove it!
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty! However, those jelly beans would last about 1.8 seconds in my house!
ReplyDeletesuper cute!! and I love that it was cheap :)
ReplyDeletelove it! i agree that yours looks better!
ReplyDelete(found your blog on market yourself monday at sumo's sweet stuff)
Super cute & crafty!
ReplyDeleteGod's blessings,
Sarah :D
As cute as can be. I think this is the first post where I've seen burlap eggs - how can that be? ;)
ReplyDeletePlease feel free to link your project up with my Talented Tuesday Link party on My Frugal Family, found at http://theherberfamily.blogspot.com!
ReplyDeleteHope to see you there!
That is super cute! Great project. cheapchichome.blogspot.com is having a basket linky today you might want to join.
ReplyDeleteI think it is cuter than the pottery barn one! Very cute and clever it is! I am going to steal that idea, hope you don't mind!
ReplyDeleteToo Cute!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love that little watering can. It DOES look just like PB!
ReplyDeleteXOXO
Jen
I love this!! It is definitely just as cute as Pottery Barn if not cuter...plus you know you spent WAY less on yours! What a great idea! Thanks for sharing at Spring has Sprung at Fun to Craft!
ReplyDeleteGreat Spring centerpiece...you did a fabulous job "knocking-off" the PB inspiration for a brilliant look and price! Thanks for linking up to Be Inspired today.
ReplyDeleteChelsea
Very cute! Don't forget to come plant your "creative seed" at my blog party Friday!
ReplyDeleteKristi
Punkin Seed Productions
Thanks for going to Cheap Chic home and entering your cute centerpiece. She appreciated it.
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Thanks!
That is too cute! Thanks for linking. You have a cute blog...I need to look through it more today.:)
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea. love it new follower
ReplyDeleteI love this, you did a fabulous job!!
ReplyDeleteI love that pottery barn cover but I love your interpretation even more. I especially love the burlap covered eggs. I'm going to feature you on my Friday post. Thanks for sharing. Have a blessed weekend!
ReplyDeleteI want a watering can like that!!!! Love the aged look!
ReplyDeleteThat watering can is great! Love it.
ReplyDeleteCute and festive!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up to Make it Yours Day at My Backyard Eden!