Hi, sharing my new favorite blog with you today. Check out http://poppytalk.blogspot.com/. Gorg hand crafted items that you can buy on etsy and other crafty online sites plus a great blog full of DIY ideas (that I don't have time to do, but can plan for in the future). I was searching around for Easter DIY and found it.
Every year we dye eggs but I thought I'd try to do something a little different this year with decoupage perhaps or some patterns. I typically make a funky looking forsythia tree that hubby likes to laugh at with hanging eggs and fluffy feathers. It's a lovely Swedish tradition that ushers spring in even when it's minus 10 degrees Celsius outside, which according to my cousin Sanna it is right now in Southern Sweden. ( Ouch! That's 14 degrees Fahrenheit). Don't laugh though, Martha Stewart gets it too. See easter egg tree for a simple how-to.
Swedish American blogs about design, decor, life and family with a slant towards Nordic Style and customs.
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