At the very bottom of the tin were these postcards. I love to read the messages on the back and wonder about the people who received them.
On top of the postcards I found an assortment of bunnies and peeps.
Aren't these fun? I am using a few things in the Easter and Mother's Day corsages that I am currently creating. I hope to have them in my Etsy shoppe by the weekend. I'll keep you posted.
This photo should be entitled "The Blind and the Beakless"
I have never seen anything like these bunny girls, have you? One of the orange and blue girls will be looking for a new home via the Etsy shoppe. The rest will be a surprise in the Fashionista's basket. It is just her sort of thing.
Everything got a steam bath and small repair jobs via the glue gun.
I then began looking at the eggs. Several were missing their tops or bottoms and were in rough shape.
The old German paper mache eggs always have the most vibrant images.
I thought about the sugared eggs of my childhood that would have a tiny scene within their midst. An "A~ha" moment occurred. I decided to make a hanging egg filled with all sorts of bits and bobs. I used an upholstery needle to make the top hole.
I am currently paired in a Easter swap with someone who loves vintage kitch, bright colors and polka dots. Think she'll like it?