LOL, I tried using a plastic easter egg last night, put a thick mixture of plaster of paris in half of it and closed it up, then rolled it, shook it, rolled got the stuff to stick around the inside of the egg best we could (turned out to have a similar weight to a real egg) and finaly, it was left to cure till this morning. So now comes the problem I knew I'd have.... How the heck do I get the plastic off now?Cluck-Cluck --->
You could get some white fimo & roll up some different sized ones bake em then paint them to look like what colors you've gotten so far. Make a great family project too
Don't use air dry clay lol my daughter wanted to make eggs to ~help her chickens know where to go~ (she's 4) How can you say no to that -> those didn't last too long needless to say
You could even get the different colored fimo & mash em up till you get the shades you want!
It really is a pretty and perfect egg with lovely color!!! Congratulations!!!!My first egg from my 24 week old Barred Rock! It is perfect...a little smaller than my GLW and BO, but pretty shape and color.
Nope, must be someone in cahoots with herWell my first egg has finally arrived ... Actually two eggs notice my brown hen Gertie was in the neat boxes when she came out found two eggs can they lay two??? Or did my other hen Mabel lay one while I wasn't lookin ??? Z
Yah, but it's fun to try and make them, LOLI think they sell fake eggs for that purpose, to put them "in the mood"
