over the weekend i discovered an awesome easter tutorial over on just.lovely.things, which i simply had to share with you guys. by the way, can you believe easter is in two weeks?!
this exciting project is brought to you by not martha {don't you love those gals?}.
sure, these look like your typical unassuming easter eggs,...
...but when you crack them open, all sorts of goodies await!
...but when you crack them open, all sorts of goodies await!
this actually looks like a simple project if you have a wee bit of time to spare. the basic steps are draining the egg yolks/whites {which you can then use for all your easter baking, right?}, dying the shells, filling
them with candy surprises, then glueing the open part to a cute mini cupcake wrapper.
oh and don't forget your "crack me" signs!
them with candy surprises, then glueing the open part to a cute mini cupcake wrapper.
oh and don't forget your "crack me" signs!
click on the link for step-by-step instructions,
and have a blast planning your easter extravaganza!
Whoa! This is incredible! Thanks for sharing this. I am super excited for Easter!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this ! A must try !!
ReplyDeleteWow these look awesome. In Russian tradition we have egg cracking competions and these would be great to have instead of boiled eggs.
ReplyDeleteI am not a fan of holidays but Easter does it for me. Chocolate + Spring: how can anybody not love that!
ReplyDeleteThese look so fun!
ReplyDeleteI think we're going to have a whole egg dying extravaganza over at my place before Easter. I may have to include these on the list. They're certainly a step up from ordinary eggs.
ReplyDeleteThese are too cute! The fiance and I love Easter so I may have to make a few of these for him.
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome, I love it!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! This looks like the perfect sort of way to celebrate Easter...perfect for kids & adults alike! ;)
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, how awesome is this! it's like a little easter pinata :-)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I think I HAVE to do this. Who would ever suspect there was candy inside a real Easter egg? Perfect!
ReplyDeletesounds so much fun! :) i wish you a handful cracks oozing with love this coming easter!
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ReplyDeleteSuper fun!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. Will be putting these on the list of things to make this year. Gotta test them out. Love your blog!
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What a cute, fun project!
ReplyDeleteThese look like so much fun! My boys are going to love them. Ever since Valentine's Day, they've been keen to begin the Easter decorating! As soon as I feel better, I'm going to pick up the supplies. Hippity, hoppity!
ReplyDeletethis is so cool! makes me want to do easter eggs this year. :) can't wait for deviled eggs and candy!
ReplyDeleteI would love to do this with the girls - it's looks adorable and soo much fun.
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adore this! and notmartha = genious! everything on there!!! PS love your new springtime banner :)
ReplyDeletei am in love. i want someone one to do this for me. lol.
ReplyDeleteoh that looks yummy! :)
ReplyDeletelooove the new blog layout- you're going to have to give me some tips!
How cute! I love it!
ReplyDeletethis is so eye-catching and so beautiful! and the lovely treats that await inside -- YUM!
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your blog looks fantastic! love the new look!!!
How cute and fun!! I dye eggs every year... never gets old ;)
ReplyDeleteCan i just crack a piece and put it on the wrapper? Haha. But seriously this is really cute. I love the colors and hello-reality check- Easter is in two weeks!!
ReplyDeletethis is such a cool idea!
ReplyDeletemight just head over there for the step-by-steps, thanks so much for sharing and directing me over there, girl!
okay so as for arcade fire you NEED to see them {especially since its on your list.} i hope you get to, i really do.
local natives are your neighbors?! what do you mean?? like they live down the street?? haha sooooo coool :D
What a fun project! Somehow, though, I'm pretty sure I'd end up with egg all over haha!
ReplyDeleteoh my! I love this idea! what fun!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! My kiddos would love this!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is a stellar Easter craft! If I had kids, I'd be all about this!
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