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  1. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    I prefer the spray. The key is to get your egg on a skewer, get the can about a foot from the egg and gently spray while spinning the egg. Several light coats work best for me.
  2. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    M.sue : OK......you guys have inspired me. I want to make an ornament for my 2 children. If you don't mind tell me.....what do you use to drill the hole in the egg without cracking the egg? I'm assuming a small drill bit. I use a thumb tack, but others may use a small drill. Everyone has...
  3. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Hey, Neighbor! I had the same problem with some of mine. I think spraying several thin coats, and letting them dry in between, helped with mine. Yours look great!
  4. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Quote: What did you use to make the dark brown eggs look so golden all over? They are absolutely beautiful! Hi Kristi, and thanks for the compliment. I used plain, cheap spray paint, in antique gold or something similar. I very lightly spray the egg as I turn it to get a light 'flecking'...
  5. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Buffbeauty, those are gorgeous!!!
  6. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Quote: I used syringes to do mine. Can't remember if I used a 20cc or 12; probably depended on the size of the egg. Just remember to start slow with the larger syringes, as I ended up cracking a few eggs by using too much force.
  7. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    That green speckled egg is gorgeous!!!
  8. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    love-my-wolves, nice work! I got those hummingbird rub-ons, too, and they were by far my best sellers.
  9. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Quote: I think it depends on your area and demand, but people generally ask between $5 and $7, on average.
  10. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    You could very lightly 'fleck' them with a gold or bronze spray paint to give them some sparkle, then seal them. Or just seal them and leave them as is. Beautiful egg!
  11. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Ehaus, Can't remember what brand spray sealer, but I did get it at Walmart, in either the craft or paint dept. Paint dept stuff was cheaper, and I think I got the shiny stuff. Anyway, you do have to experiment with how far away to hold the egg (on a skewer), and how to best gently rotate the egg...
  12. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Ehaus, I always use a spray acrylic to seal my eggs.
  13. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Quote: Those are beautiful!!
  14. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Quote: You could spray a very light speckling of metallic spray paint, so that the color of the egg is still very visible, then seal with clear coat, and add your hangers and bead caps. Or , you could just clear coat them and add the bead caps and hangers. They would look great au natural.
  15. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    I used those same violet rub ons Yours look great!
  16. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Quote: I think this officially makes you NOT a tomboy
  17. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Quote: A few people have used buttons, and they were really cute. Try it!
  18. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Quote: I don't sell mine for less than $6 an egg. After all, these are handmade ornaments. You can't just go to Walmart and buy them. I'd try offering them on Craig's List or Etsy. I gave mine away as gits last year, and people LOVED them. They are truly one of a kind keepsakes.
  19. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Quote: Michael's has the beadcaps--look in their beading/jewelry/findings section. You can also find them online, just be aware that they come in different sizes, and some work much better than others. Can't remember what I ended up using now,but the ones at Michael's worked the best.
  20. Kansaseq

    Blue/Brown Eggs, Easter/Christmas Eggs - Getting my craft on!!

    Quote: No problem! And like Dak said, Walmart has them super cheap.
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