Holidays & Occasions Easter Easter Crafts These Bright and Cheery Floral Fabric Easter Eggs Have Us Dreaming of Spring Sara Albers of Alice and Lois shares how to make them in five easy steps. By Southern Living Editors Southern Living Editors Since 1966, the editors of Southern Living have been carrying out the mission of the brand: to bring enjoyment, fulfillment, and inspiration to our readers by celebrating life in the South. We inspire creativity in their homes, their kitchens, their gardens, and their personal style. We are a friend they can trust, a guide to the seasons, a helping hand during the holidays, and a relentless champion of the Southern way of life. Southern Living's editorial guidelines Published on February 17, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. Photo: Sara Albers Pretty floral fabric can be used for so many things—cloth napkins, handmade dresses, tea towels, and more. And, just as there are plenty of ways to use it, there are also endless floral fabric varieties to choose from. As for us, we have fallen head over heels for Liberty London sweet, petite floral prints, which means it's time to put this spring-centric pattern to use in a fun craft that we know you'll love. Today we are showing you how to make Liberty London-inspired Easter eggs. Grab some faux craft eggs, decoupage (like Mod Podge), delicate floral fabric, and a paint brush for this simple DIY Easter Egg project. The petite floral print eggs make the perfect Easter decoration for display in a basket or a centerpiece on your dining room table. Sara Albers Supplies Craft eggs (or you can blow out the insides of real eggs) Mod Podge Paint brush Floral fabric Paper plate Step 1 Sara Albers Cut the fabric in 2-inch strips. Step 2 Sara Albers Fold the strip of fabric around the egg and trim where the fabric meets. Step 3 Sara Albers Apply Mod Podge with a paint brush to the area of the egg that you will wrap the fabric around. Wrap the fabric around the egg. Smooth the fabric with your fingers. Step 4 Sara Albers Add more Mod Podge with a paint brush and continue to smooth the fabric around the egg. You will have a bit of the egg showing on both sides. Step 5 Sara Albers Cut two pieces of fabric to fit uncovered part of the egg. Apply Mod Podge to the egg and smooth on fabric pieces. You will have some creases in the fabric and that is okay. Apply a thin coat of Mod Podge to the entire egg. Allow to dry on a piece of wax paper. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit