DIY Mackenzie Childs Inspired Easter Eggs and Basket

In this video I show you step by step how to make this Mackenzie-Childs Courtly Check inspired Easter Basket and 3 Easter Eggs! I only spent $5 on supplies for this project. It turned out great and was easy on the budget.

Supplies Needed:
3 Regular Large Easter Eggs of any color
A Basket or Tub with a smooth surface
Pencil
Flower Stickers
Paint Markers

Design:
Basket: Courtly Check Pattern all over
Egg #1: Stripes up and down on top and bottom with center strip for flowers
Egg #2: Courtly Check on top and bottom with center strip for flowers
Egg #3: Courtly Check in center strip with flowers on top and bottom

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So I first came across Mackenzie Childs collection when I had a family member with one of their infamous tea pots. Mackenzie Childs Easter Eggs then became my new craze. Actually the Mackenzie Childs pattern all together I just fell in love with. It also resembles "whimsical" type them. Another pattern I adore. Mackenzie Childs hand painted Easter Eggs were unknown to me, and then I came across them thinking... "oh wow, I have to make these" then viola! Mackenzie Childs Easter Eggs gave me tons of ideas that I hope to share each one with you. Mackenzie Childs Easter Eggs are currently available through of course the Mackenzie-Childs website, Neiman Marcus, Amazon, Wayfair, and Ebay that I have found. The unique design Mackenzie Childs pattern that I favor the most is the Courtly Check pattern. The black and white Mackenzie Childs pattern of Courtly Check is also very similar to the now popular Buffalo Check.