Gorgeous Easter Egg Topiaries

Once I saw these gorgeous photos, I knew I had to share this amazing idea from Eddie Ross today for Easter egg topiaries. Eddie was asked by Woman's Day magazine to put together an Easter table and craft for their April issue and what a fabulous idea he came up with - Easter egg topiaries made from decoupaging decorative paper napkins. Wow, right?

And that's not all, Eddie also made these beautiful glittered eggs from a mix of paper mâché and plastic eggs, glittered and embellished with flower confetti.

So pretty and simple, too!

Just a few supplies, a little time, and these topiaries and eggs would last as

Easter decorations for years to come.

I love the simplicity of his Easter dinner table as well..... a grass centerpiece with some of his beautiful, decorative eggs and don't forget the chocolate bunnies.

Be sure to visit designer Eddie Ross' website for more fabulous decorating ideas.

Easter Topiaries

It's time to start decorating for Easter. Yay! Bright colors.... springy themes. I'm so ready for some color and warmth after a long, cold winter.

And topiaries are a great way to start. They are easy to make and can be used all around the house from your mantle, to buffet tables and even in bathrooms. Take a look at some cute ideas I found around the web.

She's Kinda Crafty has a cute idea for an ribbon topiary using an egg-shaped

paper mache form. I just love her creations.

And this one is adorable, too, from Creek Water Mommies.... an Easter ribbon tree.

Love, Laughter and Decor has a fabulous tutorial for this moss covered Easter egg topiary.

And these beautiful moss covered topiaries are from The Creativity Exchange . Made from posterboard forms, these are a simple solution to those expensive moss creations we see in all the stores these days. Posterboard! I love it!

Twigglebox has some sweet tissue paper, egg-shaped topiaries with a tutorial.

And how about this adorable set of jelly bean topiaries from My Garden of Eden?

A gumdrop topiary from She Knows is a pretty simple candy themed topiary, too.

How cute would it look next to this sweet gumdrop wreath from Huckleberry Prairie?

I hope these ideas bring you lots of inspiration for your own Easter decorating!