Easter Treat Picks!!!

These cute Easter picks would make great decorations on cupcakes, a cake or even in Easter Baskets. They could even be used as embellishments on greeting cards!

Supplies:

KUNZE German Scrap

Altered Pages Sweet Easter Cards Collage Sheet

Double Sided Tape

Crepe Paper

Skewers

Pattern Paper KaiserCraft

Tacky Glue

Create a crepe paper ruffle using double sided tape, make it about six to seven inches long (depending on the size of the KUNZE German Scrap medallion).

Carefully apply the crepe paper ruffle to the back of the KUNZE German Scrap medallion. Then tape a skewer in place.

Punch a flower or cut a circle to glue on the back to make it look finished.

This is what the front of the skewer should look like, with the crepe paper ruffle and the KUNZE German Scrap medallion glued on .

Fussy cut images from the Altered Pages Sweet Easter Cards Collage Sheet adhere with Tacky glue.

Enjoy making your Easter picks!!!

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