I love these eggs...
maybe it's the crisp blue and white that caught my eye, maybe the Asian floral design, whatever it is, I want to try this for Easter!
You can use any paper napkin of any color palette
to go with your decor.
To make, first blow out your eggs then follow these instructions:
Paper Napkin Decoupage Eggs
1. Trim loosely around the designs on a white napkin using small scissors. Separate printed top layer; discard lower sheets.
2. Coat part of a blown-out white egg (or a white paper tag) with Mod Podge using a small brush. Apply 1 cutout design to egg (or tag); smooth with brush. Let dry. Repeat, adding designs as desired.
You can use any paper napkin of any color paletteto go with your decor.
To make, first blow out your eggs then follow these instructions:
Paper Napkin Decoupage Eggs
1. Trim loosely around the designs on a white napkin using small scissors. Separate printed top layer; discard lower sheets.
2. Coat part of a blown-out white egg (or a white paper tag) with Mod Podge using a small brush. Apply 1 cutout design to egg (or tag); smooth with brush. Let dry. Repeat, adding designs as desired.
3. Apply Mod Podge with a medium brush to entire egg (or tag). Let dry.
After I give it a try, I'll show you a photo of how they turn out!
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ReplyDeleteWell...one more thing to add to my "to-do" list:-) Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteWow! These are gorgeous. I am looking forward to seeing the photos!
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