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By: The Crazy Store

You will need:

• Air Dry Modelling Clay, 250g

• Paint Brush and Palette Set

• Water Colour Paint Set, 42 Colours

Family fun! Bring out your inner artist by modelling and designing eggs for the perfect family-fun hunt or decor!

The Crazy Store Clay Eggs

*Screenshots sourced from Mont Marte Art on YouTube

For safety, please ensure there is adult supervision when the children are making the eggs. To view the full tutorial, head to the Mont Marte Art channel on YouTube to watch the full tutorial at https://youtu.be/jhYpNSNwWoE

Instructions:

Section your clay into blocks.

Take a ball of clay and knead it to soften. You can decide how big or small you would like your eggs to be. Use the palm of your hands to shape and mould your clay into eggs. Roll your clay into a ball, stretch one side a bit to create the shape of the egg. Do this until you are satisfied with the shape of your eggs.

Once you have enough eggs, lay them out to air dry.

TIP:

Use your pallet to dab and mix colours. If you don’t have many colours to paint with, you can mix primary colors (red, blue, yellow) to make secondary colours (orange, green, purple). For example:

• Red & Yellow = Orange

• Blue & Yellow = Green

• Blue & Red = Purple

To make pastel colours, simply mix any colour with white:

• Red & White = Pink

• Orange & White = Peach

Once all your eggs are dry, the real fun begins. Get your paints and paint brush and you can start painting the eggs with all your favourite colours.

To make speckled eggs, paint your egg with one colour of your choice. Dab various colours on your pallet then use your thin brush to make dots on your eggs. Use multiple colours.

To make a bunny face, draw a bunny on your egg then fill it in with the paint.

Plant these throughout the garden and house to make for a fun egg foraging

Place the eggs in a basket and use as décor for the home.

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