How to Decoupage Easter Eggs

These are my favorite...

   So easy, all you need is an egg that has been drained,

and cleaned, some old crayons,

white or cream tissue paper and glue.

  First cover the egg with thinned glue and

then roll in grated crayon flakes ( I just put a
few flakes on each egg so it looked more
realistic).

I used brown, blue, pink and red crayons, and grated them

on a small cheese grater.

 Then put a thin layer of tissue paper over the crayon flakes

making sure that the edges of the tissue paper
are all laying tight against the egg, so there is no lifting.

Once the glue had dried I put them in the oven just long

enough to melt the crayons, but not too hot to

brown the egg. (I think the temperature was

at about 200)

Super easy, durable, and a lot of fun.

I love bringing them out every year.

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Have a super day!

Abby

:)