Ingredients
Method
- Prepare your eggs and workspace by laying a towel on the table.
- Clean and dry real eggs if using them; sand wooden eggs if necessary.
- Trim a length of twine and glue the end to the egg.
- Wrap the twine around the egg, keeping it straight and smooth.
- Cut the twine when satisfied and glue the end down.
- Plan your lace placement by laying strips on the egg.
- Apply glue with a brush to the lace or the egg.
- Press the lace down using a toothpick for secure adherence.
- Add embellishments if desired.
- Allow the eggs to dry in a cushioned holder.
- For a seamless finish, hide lace edges under twine.
- Brush a light coat of diluted glue or sealant over the egg for durability.
- Reflect on the finished eggs, noting their unique touches.
Notes
Use a low-temp glue gun for delicate lace. Handle real eggs with care, as they are fragile.