Eat your veggies and craft them too! Carrots and radishes and beets! Oh my!

We’ve been seeing a lot of wooden eggs this year and can’t get enough of them. We love their natural look (and almost kept them that way) but what’s Easter without painting eggs?! That’s like Halloween without carving pumpkins!
Roasting root vegetables is one of our dinner go-to’s. So, why not pay tribute to some of our favorite vegetables?

First, drill a hole in the bottom of each egg for the stems.

Second, sloppily paint the eggs with watercolors. We put the eggs in shot glasses to help hold them up while painting and drying.

Third, cut leaves and stems out of felt and glue together.

Pinch the bottom of the stems together and hot glue into the holes.

Who’s hungry?

Warning: Don’t roast.
Happy Easter!
7 comments
That’s just so cute! And original too. These "eggs" are great as Easter decorations for kitchens. Thank you for sharing at The Really Crafty Link Party. Pinned!
Thanks Teresa! We just put them in our kitchen! Hope you’re having a great start to spring! Happy Easter!
Those are so cute! I wouldn’t have thought that watercolors would show up so well on the wood but those are some beautiful looking veggies. Pinned.
We didn’t know what to expect but we’re super happy with how they turned out! Thank you so much!
So creative! I am featuring at Snickerdoodle Link party today!
Yay! Thank you so much! Happy Easter!
Wooden eggs!!! They look so great!! You two are WOW!!! No words…seriously!!