Hello everyone ^_^/
this past weekend was Orthodox Easter. One of our Easter customs is dying eggs. Traditionally eggs are dyed red but in recent years more colours are used. This year was the first time I dyed eggs on my own so I decided to go all out and have a blast in the process. I decided to make nail polish Easter eggs!
Wanna know how I did it? Then read on for the tutorial.
First I hard boiled my eggs and let them cool down (it's definitely not fun doing this if your eggs are boiling hot). While waiting for them to cool off I chose my colours and thought of a way to make the eggs stand somehow so I can paint them easier. I found an egg display dish which was perfect for the occasion.
I prepared my workspace by putting kitchen paper on the area I would work on and used a paper palette and a make up sponge I cut into pieces for all the painting.
Using the sponge I painted each egg in a different colour. I chose a variety of spring colours as I wanted each one to be different. I could have even left them like that as they looked super cute already.
But I wanted to play more and spice them up a bit so I used glitter on some. The end result was a success as everyone who saw them was impressed. Also as the eggs became super hard with all the nail polish layers, I managed to break everyone else's egg on Easter night hehehe!
What do you think of this idea? Would you ever try it?
this past weekend was Orthodox Easter. One of our Easter customs is dying eggs. Traditionally eggs are dyed red but in recent years more colours are used. This year was the first time I dyed eggs on my own so I decided to go all out and have a blast in the process. I decided to make nail polish Easter eggs!
Wanna know how I did it? Then read on for the tutorial.
First I hard boiled my eggs and let them cool down (it's definitely not fun doing this if your eggs are boiling hot). While waiting for them to cool off I chose my colours and thought of a way to make the eggs stand somehow so I can paint them easier. I found an egg display dish which was perfect for the occasion.
I prepared my workspace by putting kitchen paper on the area I would work on and used a paper palette and a make up sponge I cut into pieces for all the painting.
Using the sponge I painted each egg in a different colour. I chose a variety of spring colours as I wanted each one to be different. I could have even left them like that as they looked super cute already.
But I wanted to play more and spice them up a bit so I used glitter on some. The end result was a success as everyone who saw them was impressed. Also as the eggs became super hard with all the nail polish layers, I managed to break everyone else's egg on Easter night hehehe!
What do you think of this idea? Would you ever try it?
omg....this is soo freakin cool!!!
ReplyDeletegreat idea
ReplyDeleteamazing :D need to do that once too!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty :)
also you won over all the other eggs! YES haha
I usually tend to loose with mine :(
Must've been hard work!!
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So freaking cool indeed! They are so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fun idea!
ReplyDeletewauuwwww great idea!! super nice!!
ReplyDeletewow that looks great. but did you eat them afterwards? wouldnt they taste nail-polishy?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much everyone. Actually we didn't eat them as they were kinda impossible to break XD Instead I stored them to use them as decorations next year too.
ReplyDeleteΜπορεί να άργησα αλλά το βρήκα :) Πολύ ωραία ιδέα, σίγουρα φέτος θα το δοκιμάσω και θα μετράω "θύματα" στις αβγουλομαχίες χαχα
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