EGG-zactly What is My Problem?

Happy March! We made it ... goodbye winter and *please* don't come back for a LONG time!

On a recent trip to Pottery Barn, I found the prettiest faux robin's eggs! Because they were so reasonably priced, I bought a large bag of them, along with a bag of larger, cream eggs. Then, when I hit Home Goods, I came upon a pack of three nests filled with various sized cream eggs, too! I had to have them since a box of three was only $6.99! I've enjoyed placing them all around the house; however, I think I've overdosed on them just a tad! Come and see:

We'll start in the kitchen ... my Home Goods cake stand and cloche house some of the robin's eggs, which I placed in a nest (from Michael's) and then rested all of that on shredded paper (click on pic to enlarge, if you'd like):

In the dining room, I threw one of the nests with eggs from Home Goods into my arrangement. Why not(?), I say.

My son thinks these are dinosaur eggs! LOL

Beside the arrangement, more robin's eggs landed on the silver candle holders. The beautiful blue color reminds me of pieces of turquoise:

In the sitting room, a cream ceramic bowl (which I shared last week) has yet aNOTHER nest of robin's eggs surrounded by vintage book pages bound in twine, seashells and orbs.

I like these eggs and nests so much, that I even grabbed a cream picture frame that I wasn't using ... removed the glass ... added a burlap backing and hot glued the eggs into the nest, which I then hot glued to the burlap. I love the pop of blue. Yes, I'm crazy ... go ahead and say it:

I also went ahead and threw the last three robin's eggs into a cocktail glass, which sits upon a beautiful cake platter (from PB) that my sweet friend, Hayley, recently gave me!

Over in the great room, I found two matching vases (from Tuesday Morning), in which I mixed real branches and faux flowers. I then thought it'd be fun to place the larger eggs in the base of the vase, as well: