How to Make Fingerprint Easter Eggs
Hollow out the eggs., Add tempura paint to paper plates., Hold the hollow egg with a non-dominant hand., Lightly dab a dominant thumb into the paint., Gently "print" the thumb onto the egg. , Repeat with other colors and fingers for different...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Hollow out the eggs.
Create small holes at the top and bottom of each egg with a push pin.
Gently blow out the yolk and whites until the eggs are emptied.
Use a thin layer of craft sealer on the entire egg so the shell can last longer. -
Step 2: Add tempura paint to paper plates.
Because fingers are used instead of brushes, add a small amount of each color to different plates. , Ensure that the pointer finger and thumb is holding the top and bottom of the egg, so it makes it easier to turn as the egg is being painted on. , Use the paper towels to capture or wipe off any excess paint. ,, Make pictures or designs on each egg. , Set the eggs in an empty egg container until the paint is set. , -
Step 3: Hold the hollow egg with a non-dominant hand.
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Step 4: Lightly dab a dominant thumb into the paint.
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Step 5: Gently "print" the thumb onto the egg.
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Step 6: Repeat with other colors and fingers for different sizes.
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Step 7: Allow the eggs to dry.
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Step 8: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Create small holes at the top and bottom of each egg with a push pin.
Gently blow out the yolk and whites until the eggs are emptied.
Use a thin layer of craft sealer on the entire egg so the shell can last longer.
Because fingers are used instead of brushes, add a small amount of each color to different plates. , Ensure that the pointer finger and thumb is holding the top and bottom of the egg, so it makes it easier to turn as the egg is being painted on. , Use the paper towels to capture or wipe off any excess paint. ,, Make pictures or designs on each egg. , Set the eggs in an empty egg container until the paint is set. ,
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