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Eggheads
- Total Time Needed:
- 1 Hour
Ever looked at Easter eggs and wondered what's missing? This year, give the bald ones a head of "hair."
- Materials
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- Raw eggs
- Needle
- Permanent markers or paint
- Egg carton
- Spoon
- Grass seeds
- Potting soil
- Instructions
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Use a needle or small nail to make a hole about the size of a quarter in one end of an egg, then drain the egg and rinse out the shell.
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Carefully draw or paint funny faces on the shells and put them in the egg carton; it's a good idea to use permanent markers so the colors won't bleed when you water the "hair."
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Use a spoon to fill the shells with soil, then plant the grass seeds according to the package instructions.
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When the eggheads have a thick, green mane, remove them from the carton and place them on a stand of your own design (we used empty film canisters). Style the hair into pigtails, buzz cuts or mohawks and water it every day.
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