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What can I do with these large egg containers, I ask this every year.  Well, this year I am going to do something with it!

Materials:

• one large egg container
• Easter napkin
• E6000 and hot glue
• roll-on texture or joint compound
• paint (color of your choice)
• Dollar Tree votive holder or any pedestal will do.
• Mod Podge or wallpaper paste

Tutorial:

• Using E6000 and hot glue to seal the two parts of the egg together.

• Paint your pedestal.

• Coat your egg with joint compound (roll-on texture) for an eggshell texture look.

• Let the texture dry thoroughly.  Sand the surface of the egg lightly to smooth out the brush marks.  It won’t totally be smooth.

• Paint two coats of paint of your choice, I am using Even Better Beige by Behr.

• Decoupage your napkin onto your egg.

• Cut out your design in your napkin.

• Spread Mod Podge or wallpaper paste evenly on the part you will be decoupaging.

• Add your napkin design to the glued part.  I am using more cut out flowers to wrap around the entire bottom of my egg.

• Removed as many wrinkles as possible, add a coat of glue over the entire egg.

• Let it dry thoroughly.   I dressed up the top of my egg, I used a new pencil’s eraser and made all different pastel dots.

• I placed dots evenly all over the top portion of the egg.

• Use the egg paint color to fix any messy dots.

• Glue the egg to the pedestal with E6000 and hot glue.

• Center the egg to the pedestal and let dry.

That’s it!  Look how cute this egg container turned out!!

It feels good to accomplish something that I have been wanting to do. I hope you like this giant egg makeover!  I will have more Easter decoration makeovers, stay tuned!

 

 

 

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