Easter Shelf Sitter DIY

Hello Friends,

I hope you’re having a wonderful day!
Are you feeling inspired and craftsy today? Then follow along as I share a SUPER cute DIY project created from wooden cut-outs from Target. Many times I feature items from the Dollar Tree in my craft projects, so I thought I would change it up a bit this time. I hope you like it!

Supplies needed

bunny and egg wood cut-out shapes from Target
two sheets of coordinating scrapbook paper
pencil and scissors
Mod Podge
paint and paintbrush
sanding sponge or sandpaper
embellishments, ribbon, floral, etc.

Choose two coordinating sheets of scrapbook paper. A 12 X 12 sheet is enough to cover both sides of the cut-out. Both sides of each cut-out will be covered with the scrapbook paper. So the finished project will be reversible. Yay!
Begin by tracing the bunny and egg shapes on the scrapbook paper. Cut out two of each shape.

Next, apply Mod Podge to one side of the bunny and one side of the egg. Attach the paper cut-outs to the corresponding wood shapes. Apply a top coat of Mod Podge and let dry. Repeat the process for the other side of the wood shapes.
Paint the sides of the bunny and egg with a coordinating paint color. (I didn’t get a picture of the painted sides until the finished project.)
(I wanted a POP of color to my very neutral project so I used a paint color called smooth sea glass. I also touched the edges of each shape with a little of the same paint.)