What could be more beautiful than a self made decorations for Easter. These gold leaves marbled concrete eggs will give a modern and sophisticated touch to your Easter decor and make your guests go wow. Gorgeous metallic details is on trend now, so lets make some magic.

MATERIALS

• Concrete eggs (from MiLiSupplies shop)
• White craft glue (school glue)
• Deco metal flakes from Rayher 
• Protective varnish from Rayher (optional)
• 2 brushes

6. After brushing off the unstuck parts of the gold leaf you will have a small gold leaf shreds. Don't throw them away, simply brush some glue on the uncovered areas and using your fingers stick these shreds to the concrete egg.


7. If you want to the gold marble to remain bright and shiny for a longer time, apply the protective varnish to prevent the metal from oxidation.



Let it dry and here you go, your gold leaf marbled concrete egg is ready to be your perfect Easter decoration made with your own hands.

Adorable table decor by Svenciu virtuve

Holiday is near, so why not talk about napkins and dining etiquette basics! ⠀
You will be dining at gatherings where formal dining protocol may be in order (or at least appreciated). But how many of us actually know what to do?
So we decided to make a short list of tips and common mistakes of what to do (or avoid) with napkins.

Table linens by CozyLinen

1. First and the basic rule is to put napkin on your lap and don't leave it on the table.
2. If there's a host, wait until he or she picks up a napkin, then pick up yours and place it on your lap. When there isn't a host, wait until two or three people in your group are seated, then pick up your napkin.
3. A large napkin is folded in half with the fold facing the waistline, while a smaller napkin is opened completely. In upscale restaurants, a server may drape a napkin on your lap.
4. Don't unfold your napkin above the table. Unfold your napkin, just above your lap, underneath the table.

Soy candles and scented pine cones by MiLiCrafts

5. If you leave the table during a meal, place your napkin, loosely folded, on the seat of your chair. A napkin is never returned to the table until you're ready to leave; it stays on your lap, even after the meal is finished.
6. When you're ready to leave the table, pick up the napkin by the center, gather it loosely, and place it to the left of the plate. If the plate has been removed, you may place the napkin on the table in front of you.
7. The baddest manners during the dinner is blowing you nose into your napkin, using it as a bib, throwing it on the plate when you're finished. Never, never ever do this!

Ceramic pottery by MrBowlCeramics

8. If you bite into something difficult to chew (like a piece of meat or gristle), you don't spit it into your cloth napkin. When no one is looking, you discreetly take it out with your two fingers and put it on the edge of your plate.
9. Don't place your napkin back on the table while others are still eating.
10. Don't blot lipstick on a cloth napkin or use it as a handkerchief.
11. Do use the napkin to blot the lips, not to wipe the mouth.

Photos by Simona Benetyte

• Plywood sheet (4 x 500 x 760 mm)
• 10 Wooden dowel pins (8 x 70 mm)

We have a selection of Original Artwork and One Of A Kind Home Decor made by artists and professional craftsmen based in Lithuania.We dropped in a few prints, they are not considered as copies, but rather an original numbered, dated and signed art pieces, as each print varies in contrast and color. There is a selection of paintings, watercolor illustrations, metal works and ceramics to suit most tastes and interiors.

Minimalist Oil on Canvas Painting by ArtRasa

Pastel and charcoal on paper by colorsofland

Hand Made Rusty Iron Wall Clock from Inthetime

Paper Clay Art Doll from AnnaZuevaDolls

Lino Block Printed Linen Table Runner from kaupole

Lino Cut Print, Recycled Linen Cushion Cover by IndrajasSoulKitchen

Ceramic Sculpture Wall Decor by RamunesCeramics

Original Artwork Ink On Paper by DePianoArt

Wool Felt Wall Art from DaliaNerijusFelt

Watercolor Illustration by NORAillustration

Set of three Rustic Star Ornaments, natural and eco-friendly, made from fir bark from coastal forest by kaleda

Wool and felt traditionally associate with winter time, crackling wood in the fire place, cozy and warm evenings. Although it's non vegan, but is another popular craft material, that can be recycled or composted. Be careful, some felt ornaments might be stuffed with polyester filling.

Real Oak Acorn Cap and hand felted Ball Ornaments. Comes packed in a craft box from VART

Perfect Christmas tree decoration for rustic or country holidays. Made by mellsva

JurgitaNeedleFelting made this quaint Red Bolete Ornament , it just breathes vintage feel.

Four Little Red Gnomes will cheer up every child and grown up. Gnomes are made of felted wool balls, felt and hand embroidered with beads by JoyfulRiver

Christmas Cloth Linen Angel Ornament from DovileDollart

Six White Unique Snowflakes from SnowflakesStories

Christmas Tree Heart Ornament. Handmade, packed in the box with some wood shavings by CozyHomeIdeas

Classic and elegant Wreath from SecretGardenn. Made from paper, jute rope and pine cones.

Eco friendly Handmade Soy Wax Candles in Walnut Shell. Amazing idea by LessCandles

When choosing an ornament for your Christmas tree follow a few simple tips:
* Go for color range that compliments your home. Neutral colors, earth, black, coffee, gold, silver always look good with any decorating style.
*Play with size and shape of spheres, combine stars, snowflakes, reindeer figurines, saints, angels. Mix and match different materials and textures.
*Decorate Your Christmas tree with white lights, they will always look good and can be used season after season without worrying, that it will not match colors of that year.

Materials: Pine Cones Cotton String/Jute Rope

Wrap the thin rope inside the scales of each pine cone

Leave approximately 10cm of rope between each cone. Make simple loop-knot at the end and trim excess rope.

Hang up and enjoy !