Candlestick Nest Eggs

I’m participating in Living With Lindsay’s $5 Challenge.

Supplies: Wood Candlesticks- Dilly Dally’s – $1.00 each

Nests- Dilly Dally’s- 6 for $1.00, so .50 cents

Eggs- 2 for $1.00, so $1.50

Glass Candlestick- Dollar Tree- $1.00

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Here’s the spray paint I already had on hand. I really wanted a pink egg, but I didn’t have any pink spray paint so I made do with what I had.

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I used some cheap-o white spray paint for the primer. It took a few coats because the red color on the eggs didn’t want to get covered up. Luckily the eggs had a hole in the bottom, so I stuck them on dowels to be painted.

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The painted eggs drying. I painted the candlesticks heirloom white at the same time, but forgot to take a picture.

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Once they were dry, I used hot glue to attach the nest to the candlestick and the egg to the nest.

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The purple and blue eggs are shiny because I used spray paints for plastic. I like the look though.

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I love how spray paint changes the look so drastically and brings out all the detail on the candlesticks and eggs.

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I’m not sure where their home is yet. Maybe on the window sill.

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Pretty good for a grand total of $5.00. Thanks for the challenge Lindsay!

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