There are a few craft ideas I always come back to. Making wreaths is one of my favorite crafty activities, and book pages are one of my favorite materials to use in creative projects. Last Easter, I decoupaged some plastic Easter eggs from the dollar store with pages from a Shakespeare book I picked up at Goodwill. This year, I got the idea to jazz up those book page eggs with some glitter and turn them into a wreath!
First, let's make some decoupage eggs. Craft stores sell papier-mâché eggs, which I am sure would make this project a bit more manageable, but you can't beat 24 eggs for a dollar. Our local Dollar Tree had both regular sized and mini eggs, so I picked up a package of each. You'll also need gloss Mod Podge, a sponge brush, and a book or other interesting paper (scrapbooking paper, a map, etc.) you don't mind ripping up.
Use your sponge brush to coat the surface of the egg with Mod Podge and start applying your paper scraps. It's helpful to cover the egg's "seam" first so that it doesn't pop apart while you're working.
Keep going...