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Mar
15
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Ann from The Velvet Aubergine shows how to use fabric scraps to make a basket full of colorful eggs. They’re the same size as real eggs, but they’ll never go bad and they’re friendlier for young hands to play with. Go to her tutorial.
[photo from The Velvet Aubergine]
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