These DIY Paper Mache Easter Eggs are absolutely a cute idea for Easter.

They can be a little messy, but defiantly a must do with the kids.

There's nothing better then rolling up your sleeves and get a little messy once in awhile and find that creative side inside you.

These Paper Mache Easter Eggs Are Easy To Make

They are fairly simple but do take a good amount of time to make.

With this craft you will get to chose your own designs when you paint the eggs and kids will just love that they get the freedom to decorate these eggs the way they want and show everyone around them all the wild designs they can come up with.

Get creative and see how many different colors and designs you can make.

Use them for decorations or even an Easter egg hunt instead of the traditional plastic eggs for a unique touch to your Easter Celebrations.

About The Paper Mache Easter Eggs

Easters eggs are commonly seen during the season of Eastertide.

These eggs symbolize rebirth and fertility.

Easter eggs in the Christen world symbolize the empty tomb when Jesus was resurrected.

Great For Easter Egg Hunts

During the Easter season, Easter egg hunting is said to be the most popular game.

Different kinds of eggs are used, and paper mache eggs are one of them.

These eggs help you and your children's imagination wander.

This maybe a time consuming activity, but this will produce perfectly cute results.

Let's begin making Easter eggs to go along with our other Easter decor such as the Easter door decor!

How To Make Paper Mache Easter Eggs

Learn how to make paper mache Easter Eggs, a brief history of the Easter Egg and how to incorporate your project into your Easter celebration.

Materials

newspapers
white glue
bowl
water
acrylic paints
plastic egg

Tools

Instructions

Prepare all the materials needed for this tutorial.
Pour a considerable amount of white glue in a bowl.
Pour water in the bowl. The ratio of white glue to water should be 3:2.
Stir the mixture until the glue and water mix.
Cut small strips of newspaper and put it in the glue mixture.
Completely submerge the newspaper strips in the mixture for a better mache mixture.
Completely cover the plastic eggs with the glued paper strips. Continue doing this until you achieve the thickness of the mache layers.
Let the eggs dry for a day or two. (Observe that the eggs will be as hard as the rock once you complete the drying process.)
Using a cutter, carefully cut the mid section of the egg.
Remove the egg mache on the egg plastic.
Cut a long strip of newspaper and use this to seal the egg mache together. Use white glue for this. Smoothen out the sides of the new strip, so that the sealer strip wouldn’t be obvious. Let it dry for 5 to 6 hours.
Paint the eggs. Do a second coat for better results.
Paint various designs on the egg. This is your own design
Finally! You now have a paper mache Easter egg!