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"These are so adorable! Any project that uses peanut butter cups is a great project, in my opinion!"

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"Okay, this is absolutely the cutest. It would be a great gift for my cousin's son!"

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"I love this idea! Now I am excited to look at all the seasonal socks in the store to see what mug cozy I can make for each holiday for everybody I know who drinks coffee. This is way easy. I don't know how to sew, so this is perfect for me."

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"Either fresh or fake will work fine. If fresh,cover styrofoam with foil to limit mold so you can reuse it. You can paint either with spray paint or acrylic paint. Have fun and enjoy."

Wooden Decorative Easter Blocks

By: Tracy Wellmann

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Turn small wood plaques into adorable Easter decorations with paint, scrapbook paper, embellishments and a little imagination! If you are looking for a fun way to add a homemade touch to your Easter celebration, then these Wooden Decorative Easter Blocks will fit right in. These blocks will be a great conversation starter and all your friends will want to know how you made them. You can complete this project in an evening, so it's great as a last minute addition to your decorations. These decorative wooden blocks can add just the right amount of personality to your home, and they store easy for use in years to come!

Estimated Cost: Under $10

Time to complete: In an evening

Primary Technique: Wood Crafts

Difficulty Level: Easy

Materials List

wood plaques in various shapes or patterns
paint in spring colors
scrapbook paper
embellishments (ric rack, buttons, flowers, bling, ribbon)
wood glue
extra wood blocks for back support
Cricut die cutting machine
Robotz Cricut cartridge
glossy varnish
brown ink
ultra fine black sharpie marker

Instructions

Cut one side of plaque with saw for flat bottom.
Paint plaques in spring colors, set aside to dry.
Use thin white paper or tracing paper to make a pattern indention of the face of your plaque. This will give you the pattern to draw and cut out of various scrapbook paper. Adhere to painted plaques with wood glue.
Cut out letters on Cricut machine using Robotz cartridge. Ink edges, doodle with black marker.
Place letters on blocks and seal with varnish.
Glue small pieces of wood to back of block for extra stability. Some of my blocks were still a little wobbly so I added a piece of felt to bottom. Works great!
Embellish with ric rack, buttons, flowers, ribbon, bling, etc.