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FREE Craft Templates, for you.**These posts often contain affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy for details.**Plastic easter eggs aren’t only for springtime anymore – today we are going to cover them in yarn and twine and turn them into cute DIY fall acorns!The plastic eggs are the perfect shape to become DIY acorns, and yarn and twine are two of the most common craft supplies.So it’s the perfect craft for fall!Here’s how to make them!Supplies Needed:This gives you the form to wrap with the yarn and twine.Snug up the twine as you wrap, so you eliminate any gaps that could show the color of the egg through.When you get to the top, cut the twine and glue it down.You can use twine for the “cap” of the acorn, and yarn for the base, or any other variation you choose.You can start at the small end of the egg, and wrap the yarn downward – this allows you to keep it snugged up as you wrap.Once you reach the halfway point through, it gets harder to eliminate any gaps, and the color of the egg often shows through. (See photo below.)This is where wrapping the bigger end (the end with the gaps) in twine for an “acorn cap” is a great idea.You can cover up the gaps with the twine!Thicker yarn wraps easier and covers up the easter egg’s color easier.(The orange yarn in the photo below is the thinnest. The gray was the thickest and covered the egg beneath it the easiest.)Cute, aren’t they??You can make these DIY yarn-wrapped acorns with any color of yarn you have.They look great in a centerpiece, or you could hang them up as a garland.Kids love them too, and will surely incorporate them in their play.Hi there, I’m Laura Radniecki; a wife, mama to 2, and lifelong crafter from Minnesota.I’m here to help you save time and make crafts.Around here, you’ll find step-by-step craft tutorials that remove the guesswork, and are easy, fast, and fun to make. If you are a busy crafter, you are in the right place! Curious to read more of my story? &gt;&gt;&gt;COPYRIGHT 2009-2023, Laura Radniecki. No part of this site can be copied or reposted without prior written consent. If you use a photo, provide a direct link back to this site. Ads, affiliate links and sponsored posts are used throughout. Privacy Policy here.Our free Resource Library is waiting for you. Come in and take a look around…Laura Radniecki

FREE Craft Templates, for you.**These posts often contain affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy for details.**Plastic easter eggs aren’t only for springtime anymore – today we are going to cover them in yarn and twine and turn them into cute DIY fall acorns!The plastic eggs are the perfect shape to become DIY acorns, and yarn and twine are two of the most common craft supplies.So it’s the perfect craft for fall!Here’s how to make them!Supplies Needed:This gives you the form to wrap with the yarn and twine.Snug up the twine as you wrap, so you eliminate any gaps that could show...

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