How To Make Gorgeous Glitter Easter Eggs

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Upcycle Dollar Store plastic Easter eggs into Gorgeous Glitter Easter Eggs.

 

As the first day of Spring is rapidly approaching-just four weeks away-I decided to use the #CraftRoomDestashChallenge to upcycle Dollar Tree plastic Easter eggs into Gorgeous Glitter Easter Eggs with just a few supplies!

Let me show you how quick and easy this project is.

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How To Make Gorgeous Glitter Easter Eggs

Supplies

• Plastic Easter Eggs – Dollar Tree
• Glitter – Dollar Tree
• Mod Podge
• Foam Brushes
• Krylon Clear Acrylic Spray

Start by covering the top half of the Easter egg with a liberal amount of Mod Podge.

This is a messy project and I’m still cleaning up glitter, lol! But the finished project is totally worth any mess!

I found it was easier to cover one half with Mod Podge, add a generous amount of glitter and let it dry, then cover the other half.

I used an egg carton to hold them while drying.

Once they are dry, spray them with a coat of clear acrylic spray to seal the glitter.

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I plan to make pink and gold ones as well. They really come together easily.

Plus I already had the supplies in my stash, with the exception of the Easter eggs.

As they are only a Dollar, this is a very inexpensive project to make.

Be sure to check out what the other bloggers are sharing from their stash.

Thank you to Megan from C’mon Get Crafty for hosting this fun hop.

 

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