It was easy to make the honeycomb Easter eggs using the small Honeycomb Pads and Honeycomb Templates. I simply used the template to trace a 4" egg shape onto the pads and then cut them out. Tip: be sure to use large, sturdy, sharp scissors for best results.
To add a bit of stability I adhered a piece of cardstock to each side of the honeycomb paper. Then I added two 12" lengths of white rafia along the glued edge before adhering the two pieces of cardstock together to form the egg shape. Be sure to use a strong adhesive to keep the egg shape secure.
To finish the garland off I tied the eggs to the light strand using the attached lengths of raffia. I love the mix of the soft pastel honeycomb eggs with the crisp white flowers and butterflies--perfect for Easter!
What do you think of honeycomb paper? What type of projects would you create with it?
1 comment:
Very sweet!
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