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Im not sure if someone else has posted on this but heres what I learned from MissPrissy thus far
Eggs
sharp pointy knife or some sort of tool to poke a hole on both ends
I dont blow the eggs out-I used a needle-less syringe ( 1 oz one) to suck it all out-then I blew the rest of what was left out
rub on tranferrs-I bought xmas kinds
a popcycle stick to rub them on
mod podge-glossy kind
and bead caps to add on to the bottom and top to cover the holes you made
thats really it! My camera is dead but I hope to get photos on once My bead caps come in-I just ordered 500 off of ebay for 10$ gold and silver ones-
I haven't went through the whole thread yet to see if this has already been answered...but...what do you guys use to hold the eggs up while decorating? I see Miss Prissy has some wooden sticks I think?
That was my problem when painting my eggs. I didn't have anything to hold them except my fingers!
By the way, these ornaments are beautiful! Everyone's are that I've seen so far in the thread
I'm definitely inspired! I need to go to Michael's or somewhere and get some modge podge and stuff to decorate with!
Im not that crafty to actually paint on designs-I used rub on tranferrs-but they looked like I painted them on after the gloss has dried I hold them while doing it and then to paint the gloss on I put the eggs on a scewer...
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Thats what I used to hold mine up, too. They work really well. I also used an ice pick to poke holes in both ends! I'm so glad she shared this with us because my family will be delighted to get these for Christmas!
I gave up blowing out eggs with anything but a syringe years ago. Makes my cheeks hurt alot less that way. I get mine at the local farm store like Mojo Chicken said.
I make my holes with a thumb tack or push pin. The plastic ones. I never make a hole at the bottom and it makes it a little harder to get all the stuff out but one less hole to bother with later. Had a few pop in my hand a until I learned how much pressure the egg could take.
I love all the pictures on here. They are so pretty and I never thought I could make something so pretty but now it seems possible after reading how to do it on here.