DIY Easter Egg Ornaments Using Fabric Scraps

Create Easter egg ornaments using fabrics scraps to decorate a mini tree or branch. A fun way to use up fabric scraps and decorate your home for the holiday!

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Good morning! I’m back today with a fun little DIY for Easter – egg ornaments made from fabric scraps! Last year I made these sweet DIY Easter egg ornaments from small scraps of pastel fabrics I found in my stash. This year I found an adorable little tree on sale at Joann Fabrics and just love how cute the eggs look hanging from this little tree!

Below is the tutorial for making these egg ornaments. Search your stash for some small scraps and grab some fleece, embroidery floss and ribbon and you’ll have everything you need to make these ornaments!

Easter Egg Ornaments

Supplies Needed

Free Template – Link located at the end of this post
White fleece
Fabric scraps in pastels, florals, stripes, and any fun spring pattern you can find!
Ribbon for hanging
Embroidery floss
Scissors, needle and white thread

Assembly Tutorial

Step One: Gather your supplies and print the free egg template.

I found a lot of sweet pastel and floral fabrics in my stash that felt perfect for spring and Easter. If you buy fabrics, consider asking for swatches at Joann Fabrics – usually cut as 2″ – 3″ strips – since you don’t need a lot of fabric for these small eggs!

Step Two: Use the template to cut the fabric and fleece.

Cut one layer of white fleece for each egg. Then cut fabric layers – a front and back – for each egg. You can have the fabric cover one whole side of an egg, or split it up so the egg has a different fabric on the top and bottom. I loved this look and added a stripe from a third fabric in the middle. Make as many fun combinations as you want! I made 15 eggs total.

Step Three: Hand sew a ribbon loop to the top of each piece of white fleece.

Add the hanging loop to the layer of white fleece. I used white thread and just did a few backstitches to hold the ribbon in place. This will be hidden by the layers of fabric.

Step Four: Handstitch the fabric eggs.

To stitch each egg together, place all of your fabrics on the front and back of the white fleece. Using embroidery floss, stitch through all layers using a blanket stitch. You could also use a small running stitch around the edges. I chose a blanket stitch because it kept all of the layers together really well around the edges and hid the white fleece.

You can use coordinating embroidery floss or use a contrasting color – whatever you think looks pretty!

Once you have stitched around each egg, they are all finished! This was a fun little hand sewing project and I had a lot of fun using some of my fabric scraps. I always like remembering what the fabric was used for – sometimes it’s clothes I made for my little ones or craft projects. Sometimes the scraps are older and were from clothes and crafts my mom made me!

Hang your finished eggs on a cute little tree like the one I found at Joann’s – or find a pretty branch in your yard and place it in a vase. You could leave the branch natural or spray paint it.

I hope you enjoyed this fun DIY for Easter and can use up some of your fabric scraps too! :)

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