This
year I wanted to do something different with Easter eggs. Since my
little girl likes to draw, I thought chalkboard eggs would be fun to
try!
All you'll need is eggs, a bowl, chalkboard spray paint & of course chalk! I bought the paint at Michael's.
First you'll want to empty & clean out the eggs. Tap a small hole on one end & a pin sized hole at the other end. Now place a bowl under you and put your lips up to the egg. You'll want to blow through the pin size hole. All the egg guts will empty out the other end into the bowl.
Fill the egg with some hot water & give it a good shake. Empty out the water & repeat a few times.
First you'll want to empty & clean out the eggs. Tap a small hole on one end & a pin sized hole at the other end. Now place a bowl under you and put your lips up to the egg. You'll want to blow through the pin size hole. All the egg guts will empty out the other end into the bowl.
Fill the egg with some hot water & give it a good shake. Empty out the water & repeat a few times.
Place
a skewer in the larger hole & start spray painting! I did two
layers of paint & allowed the eggs to dry overnight before
drawing on them.
For
our Easter brunch, I plan to put one egg at each place setting with the
guests name & a piece of chalk adorned with a pretty ribbon for
them to doodle!
The chalk easily wipes off, so the eggs can be used over & over again!
The chalk easily wipes off, so the eggs can be used over & over again!