So Simple DIY Stenciled Easter Eggs
April 08, 2014 | FILED UNDER: Uncategorized
I’ve always loved dying Easter eggs. While there are so many amazing egg decorating ideas out there, usually the good old PAAS dye packs are all I need to be happy. This year, I stuck with this tried and true method but decided to take them up notch with the addition of a little simple stenciling for these simple DIY stenciled Easter eggs!
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The new flexible adhesive stencils from Martha Stewart made this craft possible. You can wrap them right around the egg and peel them off and reuse them again and again – so cool!
While I stenciled real eggs, but for longer lasting results you could use this same technique on paper mache eggs.
Just paint the eggs instead of dyeing them. Here’s how to stencil your eggs:
Just paint the eggs instead of dyeing them. Here’s how to stencil your eggs:Supplies for Simple DIY Stenciled Easter Eggs
- PAAS Egg Dye
- Martha Stewart adhesive border stencils
- Martha Stewart adhesive letter stencils
- Martha Stewart acrylic craft paint
- Foam brushes
How to Make Simple DIY Stenciled Easter Eggs
1. Hard boil eggs and dye according to package directions on PAAS dye kit.
2. Wrap an adhesive stencil around your egg, smoothing it down with your thumbnail to make sure it is tight against the egg and no paint will seep underneath.
This is post is sponsored by Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia as part of the #12MonthsofMartha program. All content and opinions are my own.
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