I just could not stop giggling whilst making the following Easter eggs.
I really hope they will make you smile.
You can find templates for all of the ‘clothes’, feet and badges available to download free of charge here…Superhero templates
Happy Easter!
How to Make a Spider-egg-man:
First dye a blown-out egg-shell overnight in a large bowl containing one cup of water and one teaspoon of red food colouring.
Remove and allow to dry thoroughly for 24 hours.
With a permanent marker draw on web lines over the top 2/3 of your egg.
Next paint the bottom 1/3 of your egg with Modge Podge glue or similar.
To this, add small strips of blue tissue paper and layer until bottom of egg is covered and even.
Don’t worry if the top is not straight as you are about to cover this with a thin strip of red felt which is glued on as a belt.
Cut out two cardboard eyes, outline with black, and glue into position.
Cut out feet from red card and attach. For this I used sticky pads but I imagine blue-tak or similar would also work. (Free templates for the feet and eyes are available to download and can be found at the end of this post.)
And there you have it…a sp-egg-tacular spider-egg-man!
How to make Bat-egg-man:
After several unsuccessful attempts at dying a blown-out egg-shell grey, (apparently that was NEVER going to work, who knew?), I gave in and painted it using some silver fingerpaint W and I had been using to decorate an Easter garland. Allow to dry.
Next cut out some black felt shorts…
…and stick these on along with a yellow felt belt.
Draw, cut out and colour your Batman belt on card and glue this over the belt.
Cut out the front and back of your cape from back felt and then sew together.
Place on your egg and glue on googley eyes.
Finally cut out black feet from card and attach to the bottom of your egg.
And there you have it…
Bat-egg-man!
How to make Super-egg-man:
Dye a blown-out egg-shell blue using one cup of water mixed with one teaspoon of blue food colouring.
Allow to dry thoroughly overnight.
Cut out your felt shorts and belt and draw, cut out and colour your Superman badge.
Attach these to your egg with glue along with a pair of googley eyes.
Cut out a red felt cape and glue to the back of your egg.
Finally cut out some red card feet and attach.
And here he is…
Super-egg-man!
I was about to start on a Star Wars set but figured perhaps I should go and do some housework or something!
Maybe next Easter.
HAPPY EASTER FOLKS!
Ha ha! I can only imagine what Mr B said when he came home and found you making these! Brilliant. x
He thought it was fun to start with…until he didn’t get fed and the housework piled up around us LOL!
WOW, so so cute!
Thank you! I had great fun making them!
How flipping cool are these?! And fun! I may have to follow your lead and make blogger eggs !
I warn you, it gets a little addictive once you start! 🙂
Oh my goodness, now brilliant are these??!?!? FANTASTIC! I bet you had great fun doing them. I want to do some now too…
Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty over on RedTedArt.com
Maggy
Oh, do let me know if you do!
Oh they are so cool! I will have to make some of these for the hubby!
I know, I think Mr B likes them more than the boy does LOL!
Love these. Just brilliant 🙂
Thank you, they were great fun to make!
These are brilliant, my five year old would love making those (and I would too!) 🙂
Let me know how you get on 🙂
Such a great craft well done you. Wonderful
Thanks Becky x
These are super, super heroes. Wow, well done you x
That’s very kind of you, thanks 🙂
This is genius! I love every detail, thanks for sharing them, they really are fab.
Thanks ever so much for commenting 🙂
Oh my goodness, superhero eggs! Amazing!! x
Hee hee, thanks 🙂
These are just brilliant !!!!! Really made me smile!
Oh good, glad you like them. They made me giggle!
They look really cool! The funkiest Easter eggs I have ever seen.
LOL, thank you.
Totally awesome! Have pinned. Happy Easter to you and yours x
Thank you…somewhat belatedly am afraid.
These are so brilliant! Thank you so much for linking up to #GetYOurCraftOn
Thank you for hosting 🙂
Utterly brilliant
Thank you Claire
OMG! I am so in love with these and my son is a super hero fanatic! His bday is just after Easter and I have been trying to convince him to do and Easter party, but he wants batman; I think with this we will both win and have tons of fun making them!!!
Oh brilliant, I hope he has a great time doing it and a fab birthday 🙂
How have I not seen these before! Super!
Thank you lovely lady x
I love these! Think these are probably my favourite Easter craft I’ve seen so far 🙂