How to Prepare Your Easter Eggs for Painting
Nothing is as eggs-ellent as painting eggs for Easter. Here's how to remove the raw egg from the shell.
Nothing is as eggs-ellent as painting eggs for Easter. Here's how to remove the raw egg from the shell.
Wash and dry a raw egg.
Using a large needle, pierce both ends of the shell. Make sure you pierce deep enough to break the egg yolk.
Wiggle the needle around gently in a circular motion to widen the hole at one end of the egg.
Holding the egg over a bowl, blow into the large opening at one end of the egg to force the egg white and yolk out. Gently rinse of the shell in cold water and allow it to dry completely.
To paint with ease, insert a toothpick in the hole. That way you won't be smudging your egg using your fingers.
Use different shades of the same colour for a Monet inspired watercolour effect.
Melt the tip of wax crayons with a hairdryer and press them gently onto the egg to form patterns.
Drizzle paint over your egg from a height to create a paint splash effect.
How are you feeling today? Make your own Eggmojis!