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Get ready to celebrate Easter with this Howcast video series on how to decorate Easter eggs, make bunny ears, and pull together other Easter crafts.
Instructions Step 1: Welcome visitors with an egg wreath Welcome visitors with an eggshell wreath. Hollow out dyed or natural brown eggs by piercing one end of a raw egg with a straight pin, then pricking the other end and blowing out the egg yolk. Use scissors to cut the wire and form a loop. …
Instructions Step 1: Trace and cut fabric Use a template to draw an egg-shaped oval on the back of fabric with a pen. Repeat this shape 4 more times and then cut them out of the fabric with your scissors. TIP: Use a different color, style, or pattern of fabric for each of the four …
Instructions Step 1: Prepare egg dye Prepare the egg dye according to the package, or make your own using natural food colorings. If you plan to eat the eggs, make sure to use food-grade dyes. Step 2: Add vegetable oil Add a teaspoon of vegetable oil to each container of dye. TIP: If you want …
Instructions Step 1: Get a hat Buy a large straw hat with a wide brim. Step 2: Tweak the theme Tweak the theme, which is the beginning of spring. Tiptoe through the tulips? A Beverly Hillbillies Easter? Seventies flower power? TIP: If you want to stand out among a sea of pastel hats, do yours …
Instructions Step 1: Get a basket Buy a wicker basket. You can find them at craft stores, discount chains, farm stands, and even dollar stores. TIP: To jazz up an inexpensive basket, weave strips of ribbon around the top and handle. Step 2: Fill with grass Fill the bottom of the empty basket with fake …
Instructions Step 1: Plan ahead Plan ahead. First and foremost, get an idea of the approximate number of participants so you know how many eggs, baskets, prizes, and hiding spots you need. TIP: Devise a Plan B with an inside location in case the weather doesn’t cooperate. Step 2: Hide the eggs On the day …
Instructions Step 1: Hard-boil the eggs Put eggs in a saucepan, add water until they’re covered, and gently bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for ten minutes. Remove from the heat completely and add very cold water to stop the cooking process. Step 2: Cover up Put newspapers over your table or …
