Easter egg with mini daffodil
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Make Easter eggs using crepe paper in pretty pastel colours. Cover the Easter eggs with crepe paper and make coloured edges and dot patterns using a stamp pad and sponge. You can also make an adorable miniature daffodil to decorate the top of the eggs around the hanging eyelet.
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1 Cut out the flower pieces according to the pattern: 2 x 6 leaves and 2 x 2 flower heads.
2 Cut strips of crepe paper into approx. 7 x 1 cm pieces. Cut in the direction of the stretch.
3 Glue the strips onto the egg.
4 For the flower, first pierce the top of the egg with a pair of pointed scissors.
5 Put a little glue in the hole.
6 Glue the six leaves into the hole.
7 Squeeze together the hanging eyelet.
8 Glue the edges of the flower head together. Glue and pinch around the eye.
9 Put a little glue in the hole and stick the flower head into the egg.
10 Dab bubbles on the egg with stamp ink.
11 For the pink egg, colour the edge with stamp ink before cutting the strips.
12 Glue the strips onto the egg with the coloured edge on the outside. Finish the egg with the flower as shown in pictures 1-9.
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