You need to do this..
Next, grab some twine or ribbon and start stringing!I used natural jute twine, but anything will work..
Tie a loop or a knot at one end to keep your eggs from falling off.. You can see I made my holes quite large.It really doesn’t matter at all.Once the eggs are all side-by-side, the holes are hidden completely!
If you’re still having a hard time getting the twine through, try grabbing it with tweezers and pulling it through the hole.It worked for me!.
This is a great Easter decoration.
It looks so nice paired with pretty things like satin ribbon or even rougher natural things like reclaimed wood and jute.. It’s also a fabulous family project!.We started this renovation in our master bathroom in October of 2014, so yeah, about 15 months ago, and now we’re finally ready-ish to look back on all the scary “before” pictures and pat ourselves on the back for just how far we’ve come!
It’s been a year of a lot of work, and a lot of pickyness on our parts as we tried to make this room absolutely perfect for our family, but now we can finally say it was all totally worth it.If you need a little refresher on the story of our master bathroom so far, you can get all caught up on the beginning phases of the renovation.
So, let’s do this!Let’s look at just how bad this room really was!.