Easy Dollar Tree Easter Egg Tree

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Spruce up your home for the spring by making easy DIY crafts at home! Even if you’re on a budget, you can put together some amazing decorations with the help of dollar store supplies! When you make this simple Dollar Tree Easter egg tree, you can create an adorable farmhouse style decoration to add to your existing spring decor. All you need are a few simple supplies to put together this easy budget-friendly project today!

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You’re going to love just how simple this adorable Easter egg topiary is to make! And since it’s made with dollar store supplies, it’s cheap, too!

dollar store easter egg tree

But the best part about this simple Easter craft is that you can put it together in with a handful of budget-friendly craft supplies! That means you’ll have an adorable decoration for your home in under an hour!

Dollar Tree Easter Egg Tree

You can grab everything you need to make this cute Easter egg tree at Dollar Tree! Just check out the seasonal section of your store to find tons of cute Easter craft supplies.

easter egg topiary supplies

To make your own Easter egg topiary, you’ll need a few simple supplies, including:

  • Foam cone. The craft section of your dollar store should have a variety of floral foam in different shapes, including cones! But if your store doesn’t have any in stock, you can grab a foam cone from Wal-Mart or your favorite craft store.
  • Robin’s egg Easter eggs. You’ll also need plastic eggs to decorate your tree. I used the robin’s egg style eggs for my tree and needed three packages. But I didn’t use the green or purple eggs on my wreath.
  • Spanish moss. To fill in the spaces between the eggs, I add some Spanish moss. You can find a package of moss at the dollar store in the craft aisle.
  • Hot glue gun. You’ll also need your trusty hot glue gun to hold the eggs in place on your Easter tree.
  • Mod Podge. I found it was easier to glue the moss to the tree with Mod Podge, so I also used it for this craft. Luckily, you can grab a small bottle from the craft aisle!

How to Make a Dollar Tree Easter Egg Tree

If you’re wondering how to create this cute Easter egg tree, you’re in luck! All you have to do is follow these simple steps to create this Easter egg craft at home right now.

dollar tree easter egg craft

Start by using your hot glue gun to attach the Easter eggs all around the cone. I started at the bottom and worked my way up to the top. You’ll need to hold each egg in place as the glue dries or it will fall off!

farmhouse easter egg tree

When you’re sure all the glue is dry on your eggs, lay the tree on its side and use a paintbrush to brush Mod Podge into the space between each egg.

how to make an easter tree

After you add the glue, use the end of your paintbrush to push some moss into the space. Lightly press the moss into the glue to secure it.

Once all the moss is added to the tree, give it plenty of time to dry. I suggest letting the glue dry overnight. Then, shake the tree to help the loose moss fall off before you add it to your Easter decor.

a loop of ribbon or twine to the back of the wreath for hanging. Just hot glue the ends of the loop to the back of the wreath and let the glue dry completely before hanging it on your door!

Dollar Tree Easter Egg Tree Ideas

See how easy it is to make your own Easter egg tree? And once you’re finished putting this cute Dollar Tree craft together, you can use your tree to decorate with your home! Try these crafting ideas to create your own unique Easter tree.

easter egg topiary

This simple farmhouse Easter craft can be customized in so many different ways! As you’re putting your own tree together, try these other Dollar Tree Easter crafting ideas!

  • Decorate with flowers or leaves. In addition to filling in the spaces between the eggs with moss, you can also use flower or leaf stems from the floral section of Dollar Tree.
  • Paint your Easter eggs. If you want to go the extra mile in customizing your own Easter egg tree, try painting your eggs with chalk paint before gluing them to the cone. This will give your tree a more rustic look.
  • Make different sizes. Decorate your home with multiple Easter trees by using different sized cones. This will add height to your Easter display.
dollar store easter egg tree

Easter Egg Tree Craft

Yield: 1 Easter Egg tree
Active Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes

Create a rustic topiary to decorate your home with this Dollar Tree Easter Egg tree craft idea.

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Materials

  • Foam cone
  • Easter eggs
  • Spanish moss

Tools

  • Hot glue gun
  • Mod Podge
  • Paintbrush

Instructions

  1. Use the hot glue gun to glue the eggs all around the foam cone.
  2. When the glue is dry, brush Mod Podge into the spaces between the eggs and press Spanish moss into each space. Allow the glue to dry before decorating.

Did you make this project?

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7 Comments

  1. I love Dollar Tree crafts. Such beautiful creations without the multiple dollar signs. Wonderful craft! Thank you for sharing.

  2. That is really pretty and sounds simple to make. Thank you for sharing.

  3. Very cute egg tree. Gotta love the dollar tree. I am happy to feature your sweet egg Easter tree at Love Your Creativity.

  4. Dollar Tree crafts are always a winner, Emily, and this one only has 3 supplies – BRILLIANT! Thanks for sharing. Creatively, Beth

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