With Easter fast approaching, I was inspired by all the festive eggs that I have seen all over social media! The mix of styles, motifs, mediums, and inspiration was almost overwhelming. I knew I had to put all of this inspiration to good use. So, why not join in on the creativity but spice it up with some Imperial Eggs from Relics & Artifacts®!

I knew I wanted something pretty and elegant yet uniquely different. I usually try different techniques to make each piece more unique from the one before.

Because the Curious Ornate Egg Stand was slightly different in size, I did have to do some filling with the Apoxie Sculpt to make the pieces flow together seamlessly. The end the result was pure perfection.

I hope this inspires some Majestic Imperial Eggs of your own to spice up your Easter decor.

Supply List:
Relics & Artifacts® "Imperial Eggs"
Relics & Artifacts® Dresden Trim "Daisy Chain"
Relics & Artifacts® Bohemian Jewels "Aquamarine"
Relics & Artifacts® Bohemian Jewels "Ruby"
Apoxie Sculpt
ICE Resin
ICE Resin German Glass Glitter Shards
ICE Resin Opals "Crystal Opal"
PaperWhimsy Curious Ornate Egg
Retro Cafe Art Gallery Collage Sheet
Stampin Up Creative Elements Stamp
DecoArt Media: Matte Medium, Tinting Base, Titan Buff, , Carbon Black, Titanium White Cobalt Turquoise Hue, Metallic Silver, Paynes Grey, Pyrrole Red, Metallic Green, Metallic Brown.

With less than a month until Easter Sunday, I'm totally in the spirit! I love decorating my home through the seasons and I also love visiting the stores and seeing what's out there. I'm a huge fan of mercury glass and because it's spring, the colored mercury glass is right on point. What started as a home decor item quickly turned into childhood memories of opening foiled chocolate bunnies!

I thought to myself, "How cool it would look if I actually made them into pendants!" I went with the sweet colors of the season and instead of using glass spray I went with Deco Foil in silver to create the faux silver mirror effect that looks so pretty on mercury glass.

Using Apoxie Sculpt, I sculpted two sweet bunnies for inside my Imperial Eggs. They were painted with Ancient Gold, that sort of looks like milk chocolate! I think I need to string more beads 'cause I'm in looove!!!!

For my green I used two different types of foil, silver and turquoise. I made you a very small tutorial on Snapguide so you can follow along with what I did. It may inspire you to create fun elements as well!

Supply List:
Relics & Artifacts® "Imperial Eggs"
Apoxie Sculpt
Deco Foil Silver
Deco Foil Turquoise
Dina Wakley Paint "Ancient Gold"
Metallic Paints