Looking for an idea for an original Easter decoration? See how to make a Christmas tree from boxwood!
A live, green boxwood tree will be a beautiful decoration for the Easter holiday. Below are instructions on how to make one.
Materials needed:
boxwood branches,
pot or small bucket,
florist sponge,
a slightly thicker twig,
quail eggs,
skewer sticks,
hot glue.
Making:
Cut the sponge to the size of a pot or bucket and put it inside.
Stick the twig into the sponge.
Cut a second florist sponge to get the most rounded shape possible, then scoop it onto the twig.
Stick small sprigs of boxwood into the top sponge, trying to form a ball.
Glue the quail egg shells onto the skewer sticks.
Then stick the egg sticks into a ball with boxwood branches.
We cover the lower sponge in the pot with short boxwood branches. We can additionally decorate them with eggs, feathers or other decorations of your choice.
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