take a balloon and blow it up a few times to stretch it, then mix up some plaster of Paris with some food colouring and pour it into the balloon and until its full up (stop before you get to the tie bit), it will look like an egg shape, tie up the balloon making sure there are no air bubbles and leave for a few hours to harden, then once dry remove it from the balloon and paint it and then flick brown paint onto it so make it speckled
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I have never tried making anything with plaster of paris
Oh how cute, I am doing some paper machee with balloons I never thought of filling the balloon TFS
Oh what a great idea! I am always looking for fun easy crafts! I found your cute blog on Mix it up Monday's!
These eggs look great and they look easy to make…my favorite combo! Thanks so much for sharing this! =D
These are so cute! I love that they will have some weight to them — sometimes the paper mache or thread eggs just seem so fragile and prone to be blown by the "breeze" of my children playing 🙂
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These are so pretty! Great photos, too!
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Nice nice nice photos!!!!
Great idea! They look awesome! Thanks for sharing them at the Rock N Share!
This is great! Balloons – so easy! Definitely going to try this – much more economical that buying paper mache eggs at hobby lobby to paint. Thank you for the tutorial. I'm your newest follower! Happy Creating, Catherine
Adorable eggs. Love how you styled them in the carton. Plaster of Paris, huh!
Cute! Happy spring!
Lovely eggs! I love their natural and simple look. I'll be pinning.
Looks like an egg. Who would have thought? Great job. Love 'em. Linda
Great project Aimee. Thanks for linking your projects up at Shabbilicious Friday this week.I'll be featuring this one at tomorrow's party.