Easter Eggs on Display

I hope you aren't getting bored with seeing my Easter Eggs. Only someone asked how I displayed all of them. Here are a few pictures of some of the ways I set them out to enjoy during the season. Each one brings back a lovely memory of the year I painted it.

 I'm joining:

French Easter Eggs

These are of the design in the style of the Bretagne Quimper Faience

More Easter Eggs

Polly, 5 years old

Violets

Cherries

Fushias

Pixie

Pansy

Daffodil

Yellow Tulip

Chicks

Bunny Love

Iris

OOPS!

It happens

Can't count how many I've lost over the years

More brown Easter Eggs

When we lived in England I couldn't find white hen's eggs. One day before Easter we found duck eggs at the Wednesday in Sudbury. I was so happy to have white eggs to paint for Easter. When I got home I started to put them in our fridge and dropped them on the floor and they ALL broke. I was so unhappy. So, what was there to do but decorate brown eggs. I had never tried that before. I rather liked them and managed to use a few brown eggs almost every year since. When my youngest daughter, Polly, was very little, she loved to eat soft boiled eggs every morning for breakfast. We shopped at our local farmer's market. Her favorite stall was the "egg man". He used to save double-yolked eggs for her. Boy, did she like those.