I used ordinary plastic eggs, Mod Podge, and this fun wrapping paper from Michael's.
First, I cut the paper into wide strips. Then I painted the egg with Mod Podge and let it sit for a minute to get tacky. I started by wrapping a strip long-wise around the egg.
Then I used my finger with a dab of Mod Podge to smooth the edges down. I continued wrapping and smoothing until the entire surface was covered. All that was left was to let it dry.
I think they turned out looking a little like a mosaic.
Where to buy:
Eggs, Mod Podge, paper: Michael's Stores
Tin planter, Easter Grass, faux moss stones: Dollar Tree
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I love these. You are sooo creative.
ReplyDeleteThanks! That's a great compliment!
DeleteI love the brightly printed paper you chose!
ReplyDelete-Sharon
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Thank you sweet lady!!
DeleteVery Cute! I absolutely love the grass ones. This would be a fun project with the kids. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you!!
Deleteso cute and love the mossy ones!
ReplyDeleteMarie @
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LOVE these! So cute. The wrapping paper is so bright and fun, perfect for spring!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I love it too.
DeleteSo cute! the combination with the moss eggs s perfect. Great job Cheryl
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!!
DeleteThey do look like mosaic! I love how they turned out!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I want to try more designs now
DeleteThose look fantastic! And I love that you could use them for multiple years too!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I think they're fun
DeleteThat looks so simple - but so effective! They look like really expensive shop bought eggs! I'd love it if you'd come and share at my Easter linky - http://www.supermommyclub.com/25-family-friendly-easter-crafts-activities-recipes/
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I would love to.
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