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Pretty Painted Eggs

I adore coloring eggs each year for Easter! I’m always IN LOVE with blue and white but this year I thought I’d go with some pretty pinks and purple pastels.

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

Annie Sloan sent me some fun sample pots and a brand new product to her line – Annie Sloan Gilding Waxes. Yay! I LOVED using them and thought they’d be so pretty on some simple painted eggs.

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Many people like to paint real eggs, but I adore painting wooden ones from Target. I like that I can decorate the eggs and then pull them out again for next year 😉

Materials for Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

It’s so fun and easy to create your own! Here’s what you need:

Materials:

Method

Paint your eggs in the color you desire. I opted for Emile and Antoinette Chalk Paint®

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

Allow to dry completely.

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

Once dry, it was time to play with Gilding Waxes. You can see the 5 gorgeous colors below:

Annie Sloan's NEW Gilding Waxes I Finding Silver Pennies

I painted the sample board in Antoinette. I really love the cooler metallics with the pink. These gilding waxes went on so easily and were fun to play with. They’d be great on frames, furniture accents and detailing on dressers. You can see a fun video here.

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

You can apply the gilding wax with a brush or stencil brush, but what better tool than your fingers! I let them dry and then decorated with them.

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

These hyacinths smell heavenly and seem to match the beautiful Chalk Paint® shades so beautifully.

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

The eggs are pretty in a simple white bowl or scattered across a table.

Gilding wax shimmers in the sunshine and adds a whimsical touch to a table set for brunch.

They also look so sweet with my flop eared bunny, Harry, that I shared with you guys the other week. If you missed that post you can click here to download this free printable.

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

This craft was fun to do and took no time at all. A fun way to try out gilding wax for the first time. Do you think you’ll give it a try?

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

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I hope you like these painted eggs and much as I do! You can see a few more ideas here and here that I did last year.

Pretty Painted Eggs I Finding Silver Pennies

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Lisa
7 years ago

I love the shades of purple you chose to work with. The gilding you added gives just the right amount of sheen.

Have a great week.

Lisa

Kerryanne - Shabby Art Boutique

Danielle, those painted eggs look absolutely magical… what truly gorgeous colours and a fabulous paint technique. I’ll have to try out the Gilding waxes.
I’m so glad you shared them at Create, Bake, Grow and Gather this week and I’m also delighted to be featuring your wooden eggs at today’s party.
Hugs,
Kerryanne