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Last year it was strawberries, cupcakes and birch. This year, we’ve got watermelon. Watermelon easter eggs. Doesn’t get much cuter…or much easier than these. Your  kiddos can even join in on this one because it’s just that simple.

You may want to go ahead and stock up on plastic eggs now, because these little treats will be perfect once summer rolls around. I may or may not have bought up all the pastel plastic eggs at my local Party City. So if you’re in Miami – you can blame me for the shortage.

And one more thing before we get started. I’m sending a whole bunch of Damask Lovin’ to Melissa at Lulu the Baker who asked me to be a part of her “In My Kitchen” feature. Head over to her blog and say hello!

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DIY Watermelon Easter Eggs | Damask Love Blog

DIY Watermelon Easter Eggs | Damask Love BlogWill you be making watermelon eggs this year? You could combine these with the strawberries and create a little farmer’s market! Before you head out to get crafty – have you voted yet? I dont think I’ve ever been so nervous! I’m up against some serious heavy hitters in the DIY category of the BHG Blogger Awards and I would love it if you’d take a sec to send a little vote my way! We have until March 5th to make this happen so keep voting!

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14 thoughts on “Watermelon Easter Eggs

  1. Amber, I’ve been so excited to see what you were going to create with those berry baskets, and these watermelon patch Easter baskets are adorable! So clever! And thank you for letting me feature you on Lulu the Baker today. xoxo

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