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a peeky Easter egg. Kind of like a sugar egg--the kind you peek in?

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Honestly, I don't have a better name than "peeky egg"--let's just get on with the photos, shall we?
 A beautiful (and sturdy) Kunze German Scrap butterfly or two, lots of spring flowers, 


some netting and shiny paints, along with an Easter Collage image--

and voila!  A peeky egg!

As in my previous post, this egg is coated with a collage of paper pieces from an Altered Pages Vintage Text collection, and given a coat of shimmery metallic paints.  Altered Pages has some really sweet Easter collages sheets, perfect for your spring art, not to mention lots of luscious German Scrap.

Want to see how to make your own peeky egg?  Check out THIS POST.

Want a few more details on this particular egg?  Check out THIS POST.

Thank you for stopping by the Artsociates blog today, and a Happy Thursday to you!

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  1. Jackie PNThursday, March 26, 2015

    Gorgeous Trisha!!! Off to have a look at your post! ")

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  2. DIYDesignStudioThursday, March 26, 2015

    Oh My Goodness, what a perfect Spring and Easter centerpiece or mantel decor. Gorgeous and so inspired. Thanks!!!!

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  3. JackieThursday, March 26, 2015

    I am awe struck with the beauty of your peeky egg! I pinned on Mixed media art at pintirest!

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  4. Robin HorasanianFriday, March 27, 2015

    Lovely project, Trisha!

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  5. Barbara RankinSaturday, March 28, 2015

    Beautiful project, Trisha! Love all the bits and pieces!!!

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  6. MicheleSaturday, March 28, 2015

    absolutely beautiful! xo

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