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Fingerprint Eggs
- Total Time Needed:
- 1 Hour
With careful printing, this egg looks like it's covered with jelly beans (if little kids are at work, it may look more like one big handprint).
- Materials
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- Blown eggs
- Pushpin
- Craft sealer
- Paintbrush
- Tempera paint
- Paper plates
- Paper towels
- Instructions
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To start, shake the egg to break the yolk. Then use a large pin or small nail to make a hole (not too small) in the top and bottom of the egg. Holding the egg over a bowl, blow gently through the top hole until the egg is empty.
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To help preserve the egg, paint it with a coat of craft sealer.
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Put a few colors of paint on the paper plate. Hold the egg on the ends with a thumb and finger so it can be rotated while being stamped. Then dip a finger in the paint, dab off the excess on a paper towel, and gently press a design onto the egg.
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- Tips:
- Tempera paint dries quickly, so use small amounts or cover the plate with plastic wrap to keep moist.
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- Toddler |
- Tween
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