we have this nice basket with vintage look made with sticks and to make at Easter. It is a great idea to give to children or to do with them.
This is a nice basket to be able to decorate the corners of the house on these dates and an attractive fun for any party. We have a demonstration video so you can do it step by step and not lose detail, so delve into this beautiful craft.
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The materials that have been used for the Vintage Easter Basket:
- 1 glass jar to recycle
- Wooden sticks
- White paint, in this craft white spray with a chalk finish has been used, but you can use acrylic paint
- 1 brush
- Dark brown paint or lacquer
- Hot silicone and her gun
- Thick craft rope
- Scissors
- Pencil
You can see this manual step by step in the following video:
First step:
We place the sticks on the edge of the glass jar, simulating as proof to see how many sticks we can place.
Second step:
We place one of the sticks vertically on the jar and We measure how much height we need. We mark with the pencil and cut the stick.
Third step:
We place one stick on top of another to make a replica of the next, and thus, do it with the rest of the suits so that they are all the same.
Fourth step:
We line a table with newspaper and place the sticks on its surface. It We paint with spray or white acrylic paint. We let one side dry, we turn them over and we paint again on the other side. We let it dry.
Fifth step:
We take the dark paint or stain, and we give very light brush strokes on its surface. You have to scrape it to get a vintage look. We only painted one of the faces.
Step Six:
With the hot silicone, let's go sticking the sticks on the glass jar. You have to place them well on the base so that they are well aligned.
Seventh step:
We catch two pieces of rope and we glue them as handles.
We wrap two strings and we wrap them at the base of the basket. We glue it with hot silicone. we take two other strings and we also wrap them in the central part of the basket.
Eighth step:
We fill the basket up to half of diary paper. We add the other half with thin strips of paper simulating straw.
Nineth step:
We place the eggs inside the basket.
