Last weekend the girls and I were feeling crafty, and the Easter box from the garage provided some inspiration. We created a simple papier mache/decoupage egg project out of three materials: plastic eggs, cut/torn tissue paper, and gluey water.
All the eggs are waiting for now is a little Modge Podge shellacking, or some glitter glue stripes or ribbon, stickers, or...? Note: littler fingers can get frustrated with the gooey tissue paper...but I, who had many more important tasks to accomplish, found decorating these eggs (and "fixing" Little Sis's attempts) to be conveniently soothing and distracting.
We're going to a party on Saturday, and I'm tempted to make these cake pops (find recipe here):
We could shape them into eggy ovals and cover them with white chocolate and decorate...they don't require baking, and don't have eggs...perfect for our friend with allergies.
But there's a very real possibility that the Easter Bunny will never get around to Modge Podge-ing the eggs above (I believe the Podge is packed in the storage container), and has enough to do figuring out how she's going to fill some baskets (and hide some eggs QUIETLY) on Sunday.
What about you? Any dyeing or decorating or basket-filling buds of inspiration?
1 comment:
OK. How cute are those papier mache eggs? I wish I'd seen this sooner. I love it. I'm so doing those next year.
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