Make a Beehive Out of Plastic Easter Eggs #TigerStrypesBlog

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Make a Beehive Out of Plastic Easter Eggs

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With Easter being over, and sales happening at the craft stores, I figured we could try and make something out of what we had, or could buy at a cheap price. My son is 19 now, and doesn’t really partake in the old Easter tradition of a basket and eggs. He still gets some candy and stuff, but it’s a lot different when they get older. Having old plastic eggs sitting around from years ago, I wanted to try and use them for something fun. I saw a video on YouTube that had something like this in it, so I figured that I would give it a try.

It was pretty easy to do, and didn’t cost much at all. I think most of us have some things laying around we could re-purpose. So, let me know what you think about the design in the comments. I sure hope that you like the tutorial, and pray that you have a blessed day!

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Materials/Tools Used:

Large Easter Eggs
Braided Craft Rope
Glue/Glue Gun
Scissors
Cricut or Printer
Craft Paper
Craft Wire
& Time!

Instructions for the Easter Egg Beehive:

I started with the braided craft rope, and cut it to a few feet in size. It’s the three-ply braided type, and I pulled it apart for three separate pieces. You can always glue a new piece, if you run out of one of them, so there’s no worry on the specific length.

After that was cut, I started gluing. I used my glue gun to add a line to the bottom of the Easter egg, and start wrapping one piece of rope around. You can then put dots of glue wherever it’s needed. It’s up to you on how tight you wrap it and layers that you use.

Once that’s done, you can make a small loop of rope, and attach it to the very top. I would do this before you finish wrapping the first cord around, so you can hide the bottom of the this rope and the glue.

To make a entrance into the hive, glue a few small pieces into a arch at the bottom of one side. You could do this as a circle, arch, whatever you want.

Using a market, paint or whatever you have…paint the inside of the arch black to make it look like an entrance. Set this to dry for however long it takes.

When that part has dried, you can either be done, or continue like I did. I decided to make some little bees out of craft paper on my Cricut. Details, colors, etc. are totally up to you.

When you have them assembled, and some craft wire attached, you can glue them onto the beehive, and let it sit to dry.

So, what do you think? I hope you like it!

Please take a minute to leave me a comment on what you would like to create, and maybe if you have any tips on how to do it different, or better!

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