Plastic Easter Egg Tree Submitted by StoryTroy March 22nd, 2012 Easter’s almost here, so don’t forget to do it up “DeVolld Family ’72” style with your plastic egg tree!
Allee Willis Love that tree! Love that kid (who I’m presuming is you)! Really love that this is the only vegetation in sight and it’s plastic. March 22nd, 2012
denny Love the rabbit at the base too of the tree too. Mom’s hair is magnificent easter hair. March 22nd, 2012
jrwhite Troy, are you sure the eggs were plastic? In the same timeframe my Mom always created an ‘indoor’ Easter Egg tree. The process was the following; -punch a tiny hole in each end of the egg. -blow on one end of the egg to eject the ‘inner egg stuff’ out the other end into a bowl. ( later to be used for breakfast ) -dip hollow shells into various bowls of food colouring. -paint found branches white -stick food colour painted egg shells on painted branches. I suspect the inspiration may have come from Readers Digest or Lady’s Home Journal. Perhaps the California method was different. Jonathan March 26th, 2012
Allee Willis
Love that tree! Love that kid (who I’m presuming is you)!
Really love that this is the only vegetation in sight and it’s plastic.
denny
Love the rabbit at the base too of the tree too. Mom’s hair is magnificent easter hair.
k2dtw
Great post…Happy Spring!!!.. Could you be any cuter!!!..
jrwhite
Troy, are you sure the eggs were plastic?
In the same timeframe my Mom always created an ‘indoor’ Easter Egg tree. The process was the following;
-punch a tiny hole in each end of the egg.
-blow on one end of the egg to eject the ‘inner egg stuff’ out the other end into a bowl. ( later to be used for breakfast )
-dip hollow shells into various bowls of food colouring.
-paint found branches white
-stick food colour painted egg shells on painted branches.
I suspect the inspiration may have come from Readers Digest or Lady’s Home Journal.
Perhaps the California method was different.
Jonathan