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Easter Egg Floral Branches

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A couple of years ago I repurposed an empty wine bottle to use as a vase for some spring branches. When I got it out to use this spring, I decided to give it a little update.

Now, I’m using it as an easy Easter Egg Floral Branches decor piece. Don’t toss your next empty bottle! With a little paint and some ribbon, it can be a pretty spring time vase. 

pink bottle with floral branches and pink plastic eggs

I know I’m not the only one who buys wine because of the shape of the bottle. I love finding bottles that have shapes that I know can be repurposed. This wine was a Francis Ford Coppela Sofia Riesling. After washing the bottle and removing the label (I use nail polish remover) it was ready for painting. 

empty wine bottle

I used Krylon Cover Maxx Paint and Primer in Ballet Slipper.

wine bottle spray painted light pink

Once the paint dried, I tied two pieces of sheer pink ribbon around the neck into bows.

sheer pink ribbon bow on wine bottle

I added floral branches and spread them apart. I had some Stretch Magic Bead Cord in my craft stash that I used for the eggs. I ran it through the small holes at the top of the egg and tied it off into a knot. I trimmed the excess cord and looped the egg over a branch.

I added a small piece of pink ribbon, tied into a bow, at the top of each egg.

white and pink floral branches with pink eggs tied to them

This is such an easy repurposed project and I think it’s a fun piece of Easter decor.

Easter Egg Floral Branches in pink wine bottle

I love the pink and white florals. I bought them a couple of years ago at Jo-Anns Fabric and Craft. Of course, I used a coupon to keep the cost low. 

spring faux pink and white floral branches with pink eggs tied to them.

Before  you toss that empty wine bottle, think about how easy it would be to turn it into a vase. This project was done in very little time, cost very little and adds some spring time color to my decor.

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Easter Egg Floral Branches

Empty wine bottle before and after painting it pink and adding florals and Easter eggs
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  1. Laurie says

    That is a nice shaped bottle and so perfect for this project. I’ll have to look a little harder next time I buy a bottle of wine! The pink color is gorgeous with the white flowers! I think it would also make a beautiful centerpiece to the holiday table! Pinning and sharing! Thanks for linking up and sharing at Brag About It! I can’t believe it is the end of March!! Hope you are having a great week! Pinning and sharing!

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  2. Theresa @ Shoestring Elegance says

    Beverly, I absolutely love this! It turned out so pretty. I think I’m going to have to make one for myself, now! 🙂 I’m sharing your post on Shoestring Elegance’s facebook page, I’ve pinned and Google +’ed too! I’ll definitely be Featuring this one next week.
    Thanks so much for sharing with us @ The What to do Weekends party, my friend! Happy spring!
    Hugs and Blessings,
    Theresa

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  4. Sandra Garth says

    Pretty bottles are a draw for me also. Depending on the price I may buy one and toss out the product. The shade of pink you chose is very soft and just right for this project. Thank you for sharing with us this week at Celebrate Your Story, and I hope you’re having a great weekend.

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  5. Sharon@BlueWillowHouse says

    You created a lovely centerpiece for Easter. Love that you picked pink. Pinning and tweeting.

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  7. Grammy Dee says

    WOW! What a difference the paint made! Doesn’t even look like the same bottle. Love the color and flowers you chose. Thank you Beverly for sharing this post at the #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I shared it on social media.

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  8. Clearissa says

    Hi Beverly, I love to upcycle bottles and jars. This is so pretty and springy. Thank you for sharing at the #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I have shared on social media.

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  14. candy says

    I do something similar but my colors are always yellow. Love how pretty this is. Thank you for linking up with #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I have shared your post.

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  17. Lori says

    I saw your feature at Celebrate & Decorate and had to stop by. Glad I did…this project looks terrific and seems like something even I could do – not “crafty” at all! Love pink and white decor for Easter this year!

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  20. Sheree Thomas says

    Thank you for sharing this post on the Simply Sweet Home Linky Party. You were my choice for this week’s Friday Favorite Feature. What a fun way to add some fun to your Spring/Easter Decor!! Please feel free to come by and grab the I’ve Been Featured Button for your page.

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  21. Shirley Wood says

    OMG, that Ballet slipper paint is just gorgeous! I want some and I don’t even have a project in mind. the flowers are so pretty. They look like dogwood and cherry blossoms. I just did a centerpiece with those for my daughter’s 30th bday. Love this. #merrymonday

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  22. Emily says

    That shade of pink is perfect for your bottle-turned-vase! The whole arrangement is so pretty. Thanks for linking up with Merry Monday – I’ll be featuring your decor in this week’s party, which goes live Sunday evening. I hope you’ll link up with us again!

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  23. Julie Christiansen says

    This is beautiful! I love how something so simple can be transformed into something so elegant. I love the pale pink. In fact, I didn’t notice the eggs at first glance, they are so subtle, and when I did I had to smile. They add just the right amount of whimsy. Pinned!
    Thanks for sharing at My Busy Beehives #linkparty this week! Have a great weekend!

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    • Beverly says

      Thank you, Julie. I enjoy taking things like this bottle and giving it a new, purposeful look. Thanks so much for the party and for pinning.

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