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Basket.
Take your wheat grass and cut it in a circle or of the exact shape of the basket with your small garden hoe or large bread knife. Carefully wedge the grass, soil side down into the bottom of the basket. Water thoroughly. - 2
Toothpicks.
Use your toothpick to poke a hole into the top of the eggs. Drain the inside of the eggs completely into a bowl and discard. - 3). Use your scissors to carefully tear away the top of the egg around the toothpick hole; be carefully not to allow the egg to break or crack any further than the top surface of the egg. Create small jagged edges around the top of the egg.
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Paintbrushes.
Apply a small amount of paint to the paintbrush and then lightly flick paint onto the egg to create a speckled effect. If desired repeat with all eggs. - 5
Fresh grass.
Place the eggs in the grass an inch apart. Fill the eggs 3/4 of the way to the top with water. - 6). Use your scissors to cut off the stems of the flowers. Choose flowers that have large healthy blooms. Place the flower heads into the open top of the eggs.
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Candle and votive.
Arrange the candle votive on either side of the basket. Set the basket on the table and light the candles.
