DIY Plastic Easter Egg Flower Bouquets — Easy, Colorful Easter Centerpiece

Make a cheerful, kid-friendly Easter centerpiece by turning plastic Easter eggs into flower heads and using pipe cleaners as stems. These easy-to-make Plastic Easter Egg Flower Bouquets are great for table centerpieces, party decorations, or simple gifts. All you need are plastic eggs and green pipe cleaners to create a bright, lasting bouquet.

Finished bouquet of plastic Easter egg flowers, ready to brighten a table.

Supplies for Easter Egg Flower Bouquet:

• plastic eggs
• green pipe cleaners

Simple supplies: plastic eggs and green pipe cleaners.

Instructions:

Choose the colors of plastic eggs that will work best with your decor — mix and match or use every color for a rainbow bouquet.

Select colors for your bouquet — coordinated or colorful and mixed.

Or go all out with color and choose one of every plastic egg in the set!

Use a full set of eggs for a bright, varied bouquet.

How you make your Easter egg flower bouquet:

1. There are usually two holes in the bottom of your plastic egg. Thread a pipe cleaner up through one hole and back down the second hole so the pipe cleaner goes through the egg.
2. Pull the pipe cleaner so the two ends are even. Close the plastic egg halves together securely.
3. Twist the two pipe cleaner ends together beneath the egg to make a firm stem. You can twist extra length for a longer stem or bend the stem to shape the flower as desired.
4. Repeat for each plastic egg until you have as many flower stems as you want for your bouquet.
5. Group the stems together to form a bouquet — bend and arrange the pipe cleaner stems so the eggs sit like flower heads.

Thread a pipe cleaner through the two bottom holes of the plastic egg.

Pull the pipe cleaner ends even and close the egg halves.

Twist the pipe cleaner ends together to create a sturdy stem.

Make one stem for each plastic egg; gather them before arranging.

Once you have a group of stems, arrange them together to form a bouquet. These egg flower bouquets are lightweight and easy to customize — make several small bunches or one large centerpiece to match your Easter decor.

Cluster the finished egg flowers together for a playful, colorful Easter centerpiece.