Here's how I did it: I blew out a jumbo chicken egg by poking a hole on top and on the bottom. I rinsed it out and let it dry overnight. I brushed on a couple coats of Mod Podge and let it dry - this helps to harden the egg and make it a bit less fragile. Then I stamped Daba on some pink tissue paper with StazOn and cut it out. The image was adhered with Mod Podge, but had to be handled gently or it would have torn. After letting it dry, I put on another coat of Mod Podge. To make it fancier, you could put a coat of diamond dust of clear micro beads, but I need more practice with that. Then I added the trim, pearls, gold finding and twine. I had a hard time getting the gold finding to stay on so if you use a good glue to adhere metal, let me know. That about sums it up. The pink tissue is brighter than I expected, but I think this bunny would look cute no matter what color it is. Here are some close ups.
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Hey Debi!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Super fancy and Daba is so cute in pink. Love the idea and the result. Terrific project!
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How cutie is this Debi.... love that ornament with wee Daba on it...
ReplyDeletewow, really fancy! and daba looks cute in pink!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea, Debi! I would love a whole tree covered in little Daba eggs!
ReplyDeleteAmazing egg ornament Debi! Look pretty fancy to me... Wonder what your others looked like! :P
ReplyDeleteOh, I remember doing eggs like this - though my eggs were no where nearly as pretty as yours. What a wonderful idea for Daba. :)
ReplyDeleteReally cute idea! I just love Daba!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I've seen/heard of those egg projects but have always been too nervous to try it myself! Amazing! Thanks for the opportunity to win. I'm already a follower!
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Dena
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Wow - I totally want to try this! How cool that you decorated a real egg! Your Daba ornament looks fantastic - thank you for sharing how you created it!
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