My Scrub Pine Christmas tree is now doing its triple tour of duty as a holiday tree. First it was decorated for Christmas, then Valentine’s Day, and now I have covered it with Malted Robin Eggs for Easter.
Once again I made good use of leftover Christmas ornament hooks. (Next year I intend to buy several packages to have on hand for projects.)
I created a small indentation with a miniature Phillips Head screwdriver, then pushed one straightened end of the hook, dabbed with a spot of glue, into the malt. Voilá! The hooks work perfectly to hang the small eggs on the tree. A few of the eggs did crack while I attempted to insert the hook, but I confess, the evidence of their demise was quickly eaten.
That is really cute! My kids would love that. 🙂 God bless!
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Thanks, it’s definitely a fun project.
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That’s really a great idea! Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you for stopping by!
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😊
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This is a really cute idea! I have a similar tree, but it’s mini. I’ll have to do this!
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Thanks, it’s quick, easy, and inexpensive.
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I don’t think my malted eggs would last too long on a tree! They would disappear quickly I am afraid.
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The little bit of glue inside helps dissuade hungry kiddies.
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Kathy,
This is a wonderful idea. Can I reblog this post? A lot of people will be thrilled to do this.
BTW, what are malted eggs and how are they made ? Are they the Easter eggs that we buy from the shops for children?
Susie
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Hi Susie, I’m sorry it took me so long to respond. I’m only getting to my comment section now. The family was over to dinner last night. Fun! Of course, you can always feel you can reblog anything I post. I’m honored you like it. Thanks Susie. Yes. The malted eggs were bought in my local grocery store. They are very inexpensive and the colors are so pretty. Kathy
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Kathy,
Thanks. I can’t find the reblog button though. I will need to look for it more carefully.
Susie
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I laughed at the disposal of broken eggs, shell and all.
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A quick disposal for sure!
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