These DIY Paper Mache Easter Eggs are perfect for Easter fun!
Prep Time 5 minutesminutes
Cook Time 15 minutesminutes
Total Time 20 minutesminutes
Author Kelli Miller
Ingredients
Plastic easter eggs
Paper
Crayons
White school glue
Instructions
Start with plain drawing paper and let kids go all in with coloring. The more color and pattern, the better the final eggs will look.
Tear the paper into strips and small pieces. Thinner pieces are easier to work with and help create a smoother finish.
Pour white school glue onto a plate or a piece of wax paper. You can thin it slightly with water if needed, but it works just fine as is.
Cover your work surface before starting. This part gets messy quickly. Keep damp paper towels nearby for sticky fingers.
Drag each strip through the glue, then wipe off the excess with your fingers. Wrap the strip around the plastic egg in different directions to cover it fully.
Keep adding strips until the entire egg is covered. A couple of layers will make it stronger and more durable.
Set the eggs aside to dry completely. Depending on how thick the layers are, this can take several hours or overnight.