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How to decorate eggs for Easter<\/h2>\n
To begin with, all decorated eggs can be divided into two categories: the first are edible, and the second are a kind of small works of art that you can admire, but it is either a pity to eat them, or it is better not worth it due to the use of chemical materials (glue, paints, etc.).<\/p>\n
So, if you decide to make small works of art, then it is advisable to empty the eggs first. Agree, boiled eggs will not be able to lie for a long time so as not to deteriorate. Extracting the contents of an egg is not that difficult. To do this, rinse the eggs thoroughly. Make two small holes on each side as in the photo below. And gently blow out the contents of the egg. The empty shell must be dried and only after that you can start the creative process.<\/p>\n
How to empty an egg: 1 – wash, 2 – make two holes on different sides, 3 – blow the contents of the egg over a plate<\/p>\n If the chosen decor is not too complicated and not harmful, then before starting work, the eggs are also well mine and boiled. Cool in cold water, dry, and then start decorating.<\/p>\n Let's start with natural dyes. Not everyone knows that in addition to onion peels, coffee, tea, beets, cranberries, currants, spinach, red cabbage, turmeric and carrots can be a good option for coloring eggs. Instructions for using these products can be seen below. Do not forget to add a spoonful of vinegar to all dyes, without exception.<\/p>\n Eggs colored with natural dyes<\/p>\n Tea and berry for dyeing eggs<\/p>\n Instructions for dyeing eggs with coffee, tea, etc.<\/p>\n To add a simple pattern, you can use a rubber band or stickers on the eggs before coloring, leaving light stripes on the eggs.<\/p>\n Before dyeing, put an elastic band on the egg<\/p>\n And here we pre-pasted stickers<\/p>\n To achieve a marble effect, you need to add a spoonful of vegetable oil to the liquid with paint (either natural or chemical).<\/p>\n Marble testicles<\/p>\n The same vegetable oil can be used after dyeing to give the eggs a glossy sheen.<\/p>\n To make the eggs shine, you need to rub them with vegetable oil.<\/p>\n Another harmless way to decorate eggs is with cereals. Egg white with sugar can be used as an environmentally friendly glue. (For some options, you may need a stronger glue, in which case you can think of paste.) Dip the boiled eggs in a sticky liquid of protein and sugar, and then roll them in cereal. The decoration of corn grits looks most interesting. It will not be difficult to remove such decor either – you just need to rinse the eggs in water, after which you can eat them.<\/p>\n Dip eggs in protein with sugar and roll in cereal<\/p>\n Decorating eggs with groats<\/p>\n You can create beautiful decor with color transitions using food coloring. To do this, we dilute the dyes in water, adding a spoonful of vinegar, and dip the egg with one end, for example, in pink, and with the other in blue.<\/p>\n Coloring eggs with food colors<\/p>\n How to color transition eggs<\/p>\n A simple but cute decor will turn out if you place multi-colored dots on the eggs – peas.<\/p>\n Multicolored dots with food coloring<\/p>\n But such cute cactus can be made using dyes, a black felt-tip pen and a piece of napkin. To glue a flower from a napkin, you can use the same protein-sugar solution.<\/p>\n Easter cactus eggs<\/p>\n We paint the eggs, draw thorns and glue the flower<\/p>\n By the way, felt-tip pens or markers can also become a separate item for decoration, as is the case in the photo below. This option is suitable for children who also want to have a hand in the creative process of decorating eggs. It is worth noting that it is recommended to use markers not ordinary, but food.<\/p>\n Food markers<\/p>\n We draw on eggs with food markers<\/p>\n Another idea is egg animals. For example, these adorable chickens will not require much work and time. It is enough to paint the eggs yellow, stick the faces and feathers. As a nest, you can use ordinary egg packaging, although they would look more interesting in a wicker basket.<\/p>\n Chicken eggs<\/p>\n But such a composition-farm looks more impressive. For such a craft, it is advisable to empty the eggs first, as described above. For work, you will need paper napkins, fluffy balls, felt and paste.<\/p>\n Easter Eggs<\/p>\n Quail egg pigs look especially cute.<\/p>\n Rooster<\/p>\n Lamb<\/p>\n Eggs decorated with beads, sparkles, chemical paints, etc. can also be attributed to the number of inedible small crafts. Such Easter eggs look very beautiful, they can delight the eye for a long time after the holiday.<\/p>\n Beaded egg<\/p>\n Shiny eggs<\/p>\n By the way, for some crafts it is not necessary to use real eggs. So for this blooming composition foam eggs were used. Just look at how beautiful it is! All you need to do is prepare paper flowers and pin them to the egg with pins with mother-of-pearl balls.<\/p>\n Foam eggs decorated with paper flowers<\/p>\n How to Decorate Styrofoam Eggs: Need Paper Flowers and Pins<\/p>\n And finally, some more interesting ideas for decorating eggs.<\/p>\n Spring animals from eggshell<\/p>\n Manufacturing technology is very simple<\/p>\n Eggs can be colored like popular cartoon characters: minions, teenage mutant ninja turtles and angry birds<\/p>\n Pineapple eggs<\/p>\n For work you will need yellow eggs, paper and glue (it is better to use paste)<\/p>\n Glue the leaves to the eggs – the pineapples are ready!<\/p>\n Decorating eggs with a lace doily<\/p>\n Decor with shiny toys<\/p>\n Any small toys will do<\/p>\n And you can make prints<\/p>\n Erasers on the back of pencils act as a print.<\/p>\n The simplest craft is using threads or satin ribbons. There are quite a few options on how to decorate eggs for a bright Easter holiday, using multi-colored threads of different thicknesses or bright silk ribbons or satin fabrics.<\/p>\n In order to make a beautiful Easter egg from satin ribbons with your own hands, you will need to take:<\/p>\n To make Easter eggs from threads with your own hands, you first need to inflate a balloon and start wrapping it with threads.<\/p>\n Each turn of thread should be coated with PVA glue and allowed to dry before wrapping with new turns. Once you have a ball of thread, coat it with glue one last time and let it dry completely.<\/p>\n After the glue has frozen, you need to gently burst the ball. Inside such an egg, you can put small chocolates or make small eggs from ordinary food foil.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n You can additionally beautifully decorate your Easter eggs with bright ribbons. Such crafts work well with children.<\/p>\n The decoupage technique is quite simple and easy to perform. In order to decorate an egg for a bright Easter holiday using this technique, take ordinary eggs that are carried by chickens (it is better to boil them first) or special wooden blanks, napkins for decoupage, a brush. DIY Easter egg craft can unite children and adults.<\/p>\n Boil chicken eggs in advance. It is desirable that the shell is white. For gluing, you need not glue, but ordinary chicken egg white.<\/p>\n Choose a bright and festive decoupage napkin and separate the layer you need to work with. This is usually the very first layer.<\/p>\n It is best to pull the drawing out of the napkin by hand, and not cut it out with scissors. Blend the image over the egg and brush over with a squirrel brush.<\/p>\n Do this until you have completely covered the egg with drawings. Place the Easter egg on a wire rack to help dry the egg white.<\/p>\n Another great way to decorate Easter eggs is with pasta.<\/p>\n To get a wonderful gift for your family, you will need a special wooden blank in the form of a chicken egg, yellow paint (acrylic is ideal), small pasta (small stars will look good), PVA glue, a brush and sparkles or foil stars.<\/p>\n Initially, it is necessary to apply the glue in several diagonal stripes. Attach pasta to the glue.<\/p>\n Try to leave the sides empty. After the glue is completely dry, yellow paint can be applied to the workpiece. Let the paint dry completely.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Now you can apply glue to the empty sides of the workpiece and glue foil stars or sparkles. If it is difficult to imagine how to make this craft from the description, you can watch a master class on making Easter eggs with your own hands.<\/p>\n Your Easter egg is ready! If you wish, you can turn on your imagination and experiment with colors.<\/p>\n Openwork volumetric eggs can be made from threads. They will be a great addition to decorating your home for the holy holiday of Easter. Even a child can easily cope with the manufacture of such a craft, so we invite them more boldly to this lesson.<\/p>\n Necessary materials:<\/strong><\/p>\n Getting started:<\/strong><\/p>\n Inflate the balloons to the desired size.<\/p>\n Pour the glue into a convenient bowl and soak the threads.<\/p>\n Wrap the eggs with threads dipped in glue and then you can blot them again with glue already on the ball.<\/p>\n Hang up the finished balls to dry them.<\/p>\n When the glue is dry, burst the ball inside and remove it with tweezers.<\/p>\n All is ready. Such simple patterns can be created from threads on an egg.<\/p>\n And I also spied great decorating ideas on the Internet, take a look.<\/p>\n Many of us, at least once in our lives, have twisted strips of paper into spirals and did not suspect that this is quilling. But this is a very entertaining and exciting way of making crafts. In the approach of a bright Easter day, I propose to decorate the egg with this technique. A step-by-step master class for you below.<\/p>\n Prepare quilling paper, paper spiral twist, glue, and an egg blank.<\/p>\n The first step is to wind the spirals.<\/p>\n Bend the curled strips of paper with your fingers.<\/p>\n Secure the ends of the finished spirals with glue.<\/p>\n Begin gluing the spirals on top of the egg, moving downward.<\/p>\n Finish decorating.<\/p>\n Here we have such a beautiful, rainbow Easter egg.<\/p>\n In this way, you can make a bunch of more options. Imagine and create your masterpieces.<\/p>\n Creativity makes it possible to reveal our capabilities and do unique things. It's so great when children are still involved in the process. Each egg decorated with your hands will keep the warmth of your hands and bring joy to those around you.<\/p>\n DIY beaded Easter eggs look very beautiful. The craft is done quickly and easily. Prepare in advance an egg from foam, sequins, pins.<\/p>\n One pin must be pinned to the workpiece and several rows must be made. The next step is to secure the ribbons and sequins. Continue fastening ribbons and beads in rows until the entire area of \u200b\u200bthe workpiece is covered.<\/p>\n Such crafts will pleasantly surprise and delight children. They can be made together with them and brought as a gift for grandparents, who will surely appreciate the efforts of their grandchildren.<\/p>\n Fresh flowers look amazing in these mini gold-shell vases! You can also add wax and make mini candles.<\/p>\n Under no circumstances use gold paint on edible products – apply only to an empty shell prepared in advance!<\/p>\n This is how you can transform colored eggs using ordinary napkins.<\/p>\n You will need:<\/strong><\/p>\n Colored eggs;<\/p>\n Paper napkins with different patterns;<\/p>\n Glue;<\/p>\n Paper;<\/p>\n Scissors (fine-tipped);<\/p>\n Needle or awl (optional);<\/p>\n Brush (thin);<\/p>\n Acrylic paint (white and pale gray).<\/p>\n 1 Place napkins face down on paper and apply glue; leave to dry.<\/p>\n 2 Cut out the pieces from the napkins. Use a needle or awl if necessary.<\/p>\n 3 Place the napkin applique on the egg and press down with your fingers.<\/p>\n 4 Apply paint to the napkin patterns.<\/p>\n 5 If desired, add freehand details and embellishments to complement the design.<\/p>\n Yes, you can do without any paints and make unique spring eggs. All you need: ready-made eggs, twisted twine and some spring flowers and leaves.<\/p>\n 1 Paint the eggs with yellow paint<\/p>\n 2 Cut out leaves from green paper<\/p>\n 3 We glue the leaves<\/p>\n A very unusual decor option.<\/p>\n I will reveal the secret of the skill of packing eggs into balloons:<\/p>\n By the way, it is not necessary to paint eggs at all)<\/p>\n Such decorative fruits can be made from decorated shells.<\/p>\n Space decor for plastic eggs.<\/p>\n It looks pretty interesting. You can take the very idea of \u200b\u200bprinting and experiment (for example, make gold seals on painted eggs)<\/p>\n Eggs decorated with eco-friendly materials look good. For example, a rope. You can buy it from your art store or utility department. The cord is attached with hot glue.<\/p>\n A similar principle is used to create a shiny egg. To do this, the workpiece is smeared with glue, and then dumped in glitter. After that, a rope is wound around the egg.<\/p>\n Flowers from ribbons look great on a foam blank.<\/p>\n The Provence style egg looks good. To do this, the blank is wrapped in a newspaper and painted over in places. Then you can decorate the craft with ribbons.<\/p>\n One of the easiest options is to paint the workpiece. After drying, you can apply lace and other decor to it. Such crafts cannot be distinguished from the original.<\/p>\n Craftswomen are used for decoration and quilling. Ordinary PVA glue will help to fix the paper springs on the foam.<\/p>\n Eggs can be dressed up in cute crochet outfits. To do this, use a circular amigurumi pattern or other ring knitting.<\/p>\n If you don't have enough patience, you can put aside the ribbons and start with the simplest decor. Rhinestones, paints and a brush will help decorate eggs in an hour.<\/p>\n Popular Provence can also be embodied using decoupage technique. Napkins fit perfectly on polystyrene, and you can cover them with any varnish or glue.<\/p>\n Color blocking<\/strong> is a modern trend, which is a combination of two or three bright colors opposite to each other in one unit (thing, object). For example: red-green, yellow-blue-orange.<\/p>\n You will need:<\/strong> white boiled eggs, food colors of the desired shades, 9% table vinegar.<\/p>\n You will need:<\/strong> boiled eggs, food coloring of two colors, sunflower oil.<\/p>\n You will need:<\/strong> raw white eggs, silk cloth, cotton cloth, string or rubber band, 9% table vinegar, a cooking container.<\/p>\n You will need:<\/strong> boiled white eggs, food coloring of the desired shade, stencil, tracing paper (transparent paper), gauze or nylon, scissors.<\/p>\n The selected pattern should be imprinted on the egg shell. Use stencils and everyone will see that you approached the holiday creatively.<\/p>\n You will need:<\/strong> boiled eggs, thermal stickers, a cooking container.<\/p>\n This lesson is not difficult and will not take much time. You can use several different colors and options and make a whole Easter composition. It will turn out very brightly in spring, which will cheer up everyone around.<\/p>\n Necessary materials:<\/strong><\/p>\n Let's start:<\/strong><\/p>\n If the egg is fresh, then we free it from the contents inside by puncturing from below and from above. We wash it as carefully as possible, trying not to damage the shell and dry it<\/p>\n On top of the egg, you need to stick double-sided tape or use the usual tape to fix it in two colors.<\/p>\n Then we carefully begin to wrap the egg with ribbons, crossing the top and bottom, trying to do this as tightly as possible.<\/p>\n When the workpiece is completely wrapped with tapes, burn the ends of the tapes with a lighter and secure with a glue gun.<\/p>\n For additional decoration, make a ribbon bow and secure the gathered ribbon. 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