How to make an Easter egg from satin ribbons. What materials are needed to create a DIY Kanzashi Easter egg? A step-by-step master class on creating Easter decorative eggs with your own hands using the decoupage method

DIY Easter eggs are a universal gift that is always relevant on the eve of the main holiday of all Christians. Making a decorative Easter egg at home with your own hands or with children is not difficult at all using quite ordinary materials. For example, very delicate and elegant Easter eggs can be made from artichoke-style satin ribbons made using the kanzashi technique. Of course, kanzashi requires perseverance and patience, so such master classes are not suitable for the younger group of kindergarten. But beautiful and no less original Easter eggs - krashanka with babies can be made from beads, cereals, pasta and even ordinary threads. As a basis for such decorative eggs, you can use both empty shells and special blanks made of wood or plastic. Next, you will find simple step-by-step master classes with photos and videos on making decorative Easter eggs with your own hands. Try to implement any of the options below and please your family and friends with a beautiful themed present for Happy Easter.

DIY Easter eggs from satin ribbons using the kanzashi technique, a master class with a photo

The kanzashi technique is native to Japan and is the art of creating decorative elements and embellishments from small pieces of fabric and ribbons. This is a real art that requires perseverance and patience. But, believe me, the result of such efforts will not leave anyone indifferent. For example, do-it-yourself Easter eggs made of satin ribbons using the kanzashi technique are exquisite and incredibly beautiful. If you want to learn how to do miracles with your own hands from ordinary satin ribbons, then rather watch the next master class on creating Easter eggs using the kanzashi technique.

Necessary materials for DIY satin ribbon Easter eggs

• plastic egg
• scissors
• satin ribbons of different colors
• glue gun
• double sided tape
• candle
• thread and needle
• beads

Instructions on how to make Easter eggs from ribbons using the kanzashi technique with your own hands

1. As a basis in this master class, a plastic egg from a children's toy is used. If necessary, it can be replaced with a wooden blank or even an empty shell. In order to get the shell, the egg must be carefully pierced from above and below with a needle and pour out its contents. But you need to be prepared for the fact that the shell is easily damaged and you need to work with it very carefully. So, the entire surface of the base must be wrapped with double-sided tape.

   
   

   
   

2. Now the egg needs to be decorated with a satin ribbon. It is best to take a ribbon with a thickness of 6 mm and a length of 5 meters. The tape should be gently applied to the surface of the egg and covered completely, wrapping vertically. In this case, a new layer of tape must be wound with a little overlap.

   
   

   
   

3. In order for the tape to hold tightly and not slide off, it must be wound crosswise on the "bottom" of the egg.

   
   

4. After the entire surface of the egg has been wrapped, cut the end of the tape and fix it with glue from below. The base is ready!

   
   

5. Now you need to make decorative flowers. To do this, a tape of a contrasting color 1 cm wide must be cut into pieces 2 cm long. Each such piece will become a petal. One flower needs 5 petals. In order for the segment to have the shape of a petal, from above the tape must be carefully scorched in an arc on the candle fire.

   
   

6. From the bottom of the segment, you need to make a fold, cut off the excess and burn on the fire. Do this very carefully and do not bring the tape too close to the candle to avoid fire and damage to the workpiece.

   
   

7. From a piece of green ribbon, 2.5 cm wide, a small piece should be cut off - this will be the basis for a flower leaf. With scissors, you need to give the cut the desired oval shape and also process the edges over the fire.

   
   

8. Now you need to collect the flower. To do this, 5 petals should be strung on an ordinary needle and thread. Then in the middle you need to insert stamens - pieces of wire with beads at the end. Then tighten the thread and glue the leaf.

   
   

   
   

9. It remains to attach the finished flowers to the Easter egg itself. For this, it is most convenient to use a glue gun.

   
   

10. In conclusion, you can decorate a decorative egg with beads or pearls, which also need to be fixed with glue. Done!

    
    

How to make DIY artichoke-style Easter eggs from satin ribbons, step by step

You can also make beautiful Easter eggs from satin ribbons with your own hands in the style of an artichoke, which is a kind of kanzashi. Outwardly, such eggs resemble artichokes or spruce cones, as you like more. In general, these Easter eggs look very original and unusual. Read more on how to make DIY Easter eggs from artichoke-style satin ribbons below.

Necessary materials for DIY artichoke ribbon Easter eggs

• foam egg
• satin ribbons of different colors
• sewing needles with hats
• scissors

Instructions on how to make DIY Easter eggs from satin ribbons in the style of an artichoke

1. In order for the egg to turn out beautiful, we recommend using several ribbons of different colors. The optimal width is 2-2.5 cm. We cut the tapes into pieces of 3-5 cm in length, depending on the size of the foam blank. We also need some square pieces of tape. We will fold each piece of tape into a triangle, with the corners inward, as shown in the photo below.

   
   

2. With the help of needles, we fix a square piece of tape on the top of the egg. Then we close it with 4 triangular blanks according to the principle that can be seen in the next photo.

   
   

3. We lay out the next row from ribbons of a different color according to the same principle.

   
   

4. In a checkerboard pattern, we fix the next row of pieces of tape.

   
   

5. We also lay out the fourth row in a checkerboard pattern, but with a ribbon of a different color. We fix the next row according to the same principle, but with the help of tape segments of the third color.

   
   

6. We continue to fill the entire surface of the egg with new multicolored rows of satin ribbons.

   
   

   
   

7. For the last 2-3 rows, we use smaller triangles of 2 by 2.5 cm segments. We fix them according to the same principle in a checkerboard pattern with needles. Cover the base of the egg with a square piece of tape.

   
   

   
   

DIY step-by-step workshop on making Easter eggs from beads

Bead weaving skills can also be applied in a DIY Easter egg making workshop. Skillful needlewomen use beads to decorate plastic and wooden Easter eggs with intricate patterns and unusual designs. Our next step-by-step DIY beaded Easter egg workshop is not so difficult. There will be no weaving in it, but ready-made Easter eggs will still turn out to be very beautiful and original.

Necessary materials for DIY beaded Easter eggs

• beads of different colors
• pVA glue
• plastic egg
• tassel
• skewer

Instructions for making Easter eggs with your own hands from beads

1. First you need to scatter the beads in different containers. If you want to make solid-colored Easter eggs, then simply place the beads of each color on your plate. More interesting, in our opinion, are eggs made from beads of different colors, which must be mixed in one container.

   
   

2. After deciding on the decor, you need to prepare a brush and glue. It is best for this master class that ordinary PVA stationery glue is suitable, which will need to be poured into a small container for convenience.

   
   

3. We plant a plastic egg on a wooden skewer and carefully coat its entire surface with a thick enough layer of glue.

   
   

4. Quickly dip the workpiece into a container with small beads and mix the beads with the egg so that they stick to the base as tightly as possible.

   
   

5. After making sure that the egg is evenly and completely covered with beads, we leave it to dry. After that, carefully take out the skewer. Done!

   
   

How to make Easter eggs with your own hands from pasta, a step-by-step master class with a photo

You can make beautiful and original Easter eggs with your own hands from pasta, as in our next step-by-step master class with a photo. Small curly pasta is best suited for this decor option, for example, children's pasta in the form of stars, wheels or flowers. Read more on how to make Easter eggs from pasta with your own hands below.

Required materials for DIY pasta Easter eggs

• wooden blanks in the form of eggs
• acrylic paints
• pasta
• glitter

Instructions on how to make Easter eggs with your own hands from pasta

Olga Firsova

Easter is one of the most important and beautiful church holidays. Most popular symbol Easter is an egg.

I suggest doing satin ribbon easter egg... To do this, you will need the following materials: - satin ribbons in two colors(0.5 cm thick, - scissors, - double-sided scotch tape, - a needle and thread, - a chicken egg shell, - a bead (or any other decoration such as beads, lace, sequins, etc.)

We take the shell and glue the adhesive tape on both sides

Peel off the protective film

We measure ribbons, I take about a meter and a half, but the length depends on the density of the pattern. Fixing the ends tapes on scotch tape

One-handed grip on the secured ends tapes, with the other hand we take it ourselves ribbons and wrap them around the eggcrossing each time tape at the ends of the egg... After all the egg will be hidden, fix small stitch ribbons

Remaining ends ribbons can be cut, but you can leave and decorate them egg and decorate with bead

The result is this interesting eggthat can be presented as a gift

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Photo gallery: Original DIY Easter eggs - kanzash and artichoke from satin ribbons, from beads and sequins, pasta - with step-by-step photo and video master classes - Interesting crafts Easter eggs for kindergarten

For the bright holiday of Easter, both in kindergarten and at home, children together with adults can make a variety of crafts in the form of Easter eggs. They can be pasted over, painted, decorated with beads and sequins. Adults and teenagers can try creating amazing DIY Easter eggs using the kanzashi technique or artichoke using regular satin ribbons. All products are attracted by the simplicity of manufacture and the absence of the need to purchase special materials. For example, you can use regular pasta for work. Foam eggs sold in stationery stores or children's art stores are used as blanks. The proposed master classes with step-by-step photos and video descriptions tell you how to create unusual decor from different materials. DIY Easter eggs are perfect for decorating your home and congratulating loved ones.

How to make kanzashi Easter eggs with your own hands from satin ribbons - a step-by-step video master class

It is quite easy to work in the kanzashi technique, given the absence of the need for it to be difficult to bind ribbons. That is why many needlewomen want to learn how to make Easter eggs with their own hands from satin kanzashi ribbons. With proper consideration of the distribution of materials and their subsequent fastening, the finished craft will be even and neat from the first try. Additionally, it can be decorated with transverse ribbons, ribbon flowers or beads, beads. And if you have enough experience in making such a decor, you can safely make similar Easter eggs with your own hands from threads. The procedure is carried out in a similar way, but requires additional fixation of the material on the foam base.

Video master class on making Easter eggs from satin ribbons using the kanzashi technique

A simple and understandable master class will tell you how to learn how to make Easter eggs from ribbons using the kanzashi technique. Finished products can be donated to friends, colleagues, or used for festive decoration of rooms. The indicated options for decorating the craft can be changed to other lighter ones, or you can leave the egg without any additional decor.

Bright Easter eggs in a new style artichoke with your own hands from satin ribbons - photo and description of work

Beautiful satin crafts are optimal for presenting to people close to you. Making Easter eggs with your own hands from ribbons is not difficult, and with the right decoration, they will look both stylish and catchy. You don't need any special skills to assemble the craft, but you need to carefully attach the pins, trying to minimize damage to the fabric. The instructions below will tell you how easy it is to make DIY Easter eggs from satin ribbons in the artichoke style.

Materials for making artichoke-style Easter eggs from satin ribbons

• satin ribbons with a width of about 2-2.5 cm in different colors;
• foam egg;
• carnation pins.

Step-by-step description of the work on assembling an Easter egg artichoke from bright satin ribbons

Making Easter eggs with your own hands from beads or sequins - photo and video master classes

Easter eggs decorated with beads or beads will blow up in an original way and can become a good home decor for Easter or an excellent present for friends and acquaintances. Collecting such crafts Easter eggs with their own hands for a long time and require special attention. Therefore, the use of beautiful sequins will help to simplify the task and make no less bright, but simpler products. How to make Easter eggs with your own hands from a photo is described in a step-by-step master class.

Materials for making an Easter egg with your own hands from sequins

• a set of plain or multi-colored sequins (with them, the workpiece will turn out to be original and bright);
• carnation pins;
• foam egg.

Step-by-step workshop on making an Easter egg from sequins - with detailed photos

Video master class on the technique of making an Easter egg with your own hands from beads

Making Easter eggs with your own hands from beads and a wooden or foam blank is somewhat more difficult. Such work requires the ability to connect small parts, to make neat transitions between individual parts of the beaded fabric. An example of how to make a beautiful and simple Easter egg from beads can be found in the following master class:

DIY funny and original Easter eggs from ordinary pasta - step by step instructions

An unusual craft in the shape of an egg from ordinary pasta is great for making by adults with children. Kids will be able to quickly figure out how to make an Easter egg with their own hands, and moms and dads will help them carefully glue pasta and color the craft correctly. No special skills or patience is required to assemble such a decor: it is very simple to perform. Even kindergarten children can make beautiful Easter eggs with their own hands from pasta.

Materials for making original Easter eggs from ordinary pasta

• different types of pasta (from large horns to small stars);
• plastic egg;
• glue "Moment";
• spray paint;
• bright beads.

DIY master class on assembling Easter eggs from ordinary pasta

DIY simple and beautiful Easter eggs for kindergarten - craft using decoupage technique

Working with the transfer of napkins to the blank will appeal to many crumbs and will make it possible to make a very bright and unusual decor for the home and garden for the Easter holiday. It is possible for both students of the middle and students of the preparatory group to do crafts Easter eggs with their own hands in kindergarten. For work, the kid can independently choose original and cool napkins. At the same time, it is not difficult to neatly decorate Easter eggs with paper with your own hands: you just need to soak it. The rules for transferring a picture to Easter eggs with your own hands are outlined in a master class for different techniques.

Materials for making beautiful Easter eggs in kindergarten using decoupage technique

• napkin with a bright pattern;
• empty shells from white eggs;
• brush, PVA glue;
• thin lace;
• scissors.

Master class on making simple Easter eggs using decoupage technique

Bright and cool Easter eggs made from all kinds of materials are a great option for decorating your home for Easter. You can use such crafts for the festive decoration of classrooms in kindergarten. At the same time, children themselves can collect original crafts: unusual Easter eggs are created from ordinary pasta with their own hands. You can also use beads and sequins in your work. They will help to make bright and shiny products that can be presented as a gift to relatives and friends. In the considered master classes, you can also find detailed descriptions of making Easter eggs using the techniques of kanzashi and artichoke. They are assembled from satin ribbons and can be additionally decorated with beads, beads or ribbon figurines. Step-by-step photo and video tips will help you to accurately and correctly make bright crafts.

In our article, you will learn how you can make an Easter egg with your own hands.

In our country, Easter is loved as well as New Year and Christmas. That is why most people start preparing for this bright day prematurely. And the first thing they do is start to prepare pleasant surprises for the nearest and dearest.

Most people just go to the nearest mall and buy the right amount of Easter souvenirs there. Of course, you can do the same. But if you want your family to really like your present, then try to make it yourself.

DIY Easter egg made of beads: schemes

Beaded Easter egg

Scheme No. 1

Scheme No. 2

Scheme No. 3

Some novice needlewomen think that it is impossible to decorate an egg with beads without special skills. In fact, beads are exactly the kind of decorative material that even a small child can handle. If you, at all, have no idea what beading is, then use the simplest method of decorating an Easter egg with beads.

To begin with, mix beads of different colors in a small bowl, and then take a plaster egg pre-greased with glue and roll it as carefully as possible in bright beads. After they completely cover the entire surface, gently put it to dry. After 6 hours, the Easter egg can be beautifully wrapped and presented to your sister or close friend.

Master class on pasting eggs with a bead thread:

• First, take a natural or artificial egg (it can be made of wood or plaster), degrease it as thoroughly as possible and let it dry.
• While this is happening, start making a thread from beads. Take an ordinary fishing line or thin wire and start stringing bright beads on it. Since later you will wrap the egg with this blank, you can immediately gain a great length.
• Next, we take the egg in our hands, grease its widest part with glue and carefully form the first circle of beads. We wait until it grabs a little, grease the surface of the Easter egg again with glue and wrap another row on it.
• We continue such actions until the entire surface of our presentation is closed with a thread of beads. After that, we leave it alone for at least 10 hours and only after this time we attach a thread to it, for which it can be hung.

If you wish, you can replace a simple beaded thread with some beautiful pattern. Above, we have offered you some interesting schemes that will make your gift truly original.

DIY Easter egg made of paper from origami modules: instructions

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To make an Easter egg using the modular origami technique, you only need colored paper, scissors and a little patience. If you wish, you can also additionally coat the fastening parts with PVA glue, in this case the finished product will turn out to be stronger.

Instructions:

• First of all, take colored paper and fold it as shown in picture # 1. Do not be lazy and immediately make the required number of blanks. If you want to create an interesting pattern, then make blanks in 2 or 3 different colors.
• At the next stage, you can start connecting ready-made modules with each other. How to do it correctly is shown in figure 2. Try to do everything as correctly as possible, because if at least one model stands up incorrectly, the holiday craft may not work.
• After several full-fledged circles are formed from the models, proceed directly to creating an Easter egg. Recommendations for collecting origami models can be found in picture # 3. In order for your craft to take on the desired shape, gradually reduce the number of models that you use to create the next row.

DIY Easter egg made of paper using applique technique

Easter egg applique

Template # 1 Template # 2 Template # 3

Since the application technique does not require any special skills, you can make such an Easter egg even with a small child.

To create it you will need:

• Colored cardboard
• Colored paper
• Satin ribbons
• Scissors
• The simplest template

So:

• Take cardboard of a suitable color, attach a template to it and circle it with a simple pencil
• Next, take scissors and carefully cut the drawing along the resulting contour.
• Put it aside for a while and start making decor.
• Cut a few flowers, green leaves, willow twigs, or a small chicken out of colored paper
• Glue the resulting blanks on a cardboard egg so that in the end you get an interesting plot
• If you wish, decorate the Easter applique with small satin bows

Crochet Easter egg: diagram, description

Scheme No. 1

Scheme No. 2

Scheme No. 3

Of course, you can't eat a knitted Easter egg, but such a souvenir will definitely be a wonderful gift. And if you still try to make it exclusively from threads and cotton or synthetic winterizer filler, then in the end you will get a pretty cute toy for a child.

Also, such knitted gifts can be used to decorate the house. Since they turn out to be practically weightless, you can decorate the window with them by simply hanging them randomly on wooden branches.

Process description:

• So, type in the required number of air loops and connect them in a circle. This will be the wider part of the egg.
• At the next stage, we begin to knit two
• Next, we knit a row with simple air columns
• Then we knit a row, making an addition through one loop
• After that, we again knit a row with ordinary viscous
• Next, we again make an addition on every second loop
• After that we knit 4-6 rows with an ordinary column
• If you did everything right, then you will have half an egg.
• Next, start alternating simple rows with rows in which a decrease will be made in every second loop
• Continue knitting in this way until the hole of the workpiece closes.

Easter egg made from pasta and balloon

Easter egg from pasta: recommendations for making

Easter eggs made from pasta always turn out to be very beautiful. Such a decorative material can be painted with any coloring agents available to you, it can be either ordinary paint for painting or aerosol paints. Also, in this case, you will have the opportunity to choose the size of the future Easter presentation.

If you want, you can make it as large as possible. Yes, and if you want to end up with a very beautiful thing, then use pasta in the form of butterflies, feathers, circles, shells and flowers to create it.

• First of all, think about how large you want to get the egg, and then inflate the balloon to the desired size (preferably oval).
• Place it in a china bowl to make it more stable. If you will be making an Easter egg in which you can put sweets or cookies, then mark the place of the proposed slot with a felt-tip pen.
• Next, we moisten the brush with glue and coat a small area of \u200b\u200bthe balloon with it. Gently lay this part with pasta and let it grab a little.
• Continue these steps until the entire space of the ball is filled with pasta. At this stage, the workpiece is simply set aside until it dries completely.
• Once you see that the glue is completely dry, you can pop the ball and gently pull it out of the resulting shell.
• Basically, if you like what you get, you can simply paint the egg in the desired color and attach a loop to it.
• If you want something more original, you can try decorating the Easter egg with an additional pattern of pasta, ribbons and large beads.

DIY Easter eggs from threads

Manufacturing recommendations

Ideas for needlewomen

An Easter egg made of threads is made according to the same principle as the previous craft. In this case, you will also need to inflate the balloon to the desired size, and then wrap it as tightly as possible with threads of the selected color. If you want your egg to look more colorful, then you can try adding strands of a different color from time to time.

When you see that the entire surface of the ball is covered with threads, take a brush and use it to liberally grease the workpiece with glue. Do everything as carefully as possible, without missing the smallest section. When this process is over, place the bead in a bowl and wait until the glue is completely dry. As soon as this happens, you will need to burst the balloon and carefully remove it through some hole.

But still remember that in this case there are also nuances of making an Easter egg. If you want it to be as light and delicate as possible, then wrap the ball in such a way that its color is clearly visible through the gaps between the threads. If in the end you want to get a product that looks as much like an egg as possible, then try to wrap the ball without the slightest gaps.

DIY papier-mâché Easter eggs

Bright Easter eggs

Papier-mâché eggs

Using the papier-mâché technique, you can also create a custom Easter egg, if you wish, you can cut a circle in the desired size in it and your product will turn out to be hollow. This will make it possible to additionally decorate the Easter craft from the inside. As for the form that will be pasted over with paper, then in this case you will have a choice.

Depending on what you want to get in the end, you can use the same balloon or plaster blank. The latter can be bought at a handicraft store or you can make it yourself by simply pouring gypsum solution into a mold from a kinder.

So:

• Chop bright napkins and white paper into small pieces in advance.
• Lubricate the ball with a thick layer of glue and begin to lay out the first layer of napkins.
• When finished, grease it with glue again and repeat the procedure.
• Next, we lay the napkins with ordinary white paper, coat it with glue, and then put 2-3 layers of napkins again.
• If you will be making a non-hollow egg, then using white paper is optional.
• In order for the Easter craft to withstand the additional decor, you must have at least 8 layers of paper on the balloon.
• Next, we wait until all the layers are dry, take a ball out of the resulting egg and decorate it with ribbons, beads and sequins.

Easter eggs from newspaper tubes

Eggs from newspaper tubes

Weaving pattern # 1

Weaving pattern # 2

Weaving pattern # 3

Weaving pattern # 4

If you really want to surprise your household, then try making an Easter egg from newspaper tubes. Such a product is woven quite easily, so if you wish, you can quickly make a large number of holiday presents of different sizes. If you do not plan to paint over them with paint in the future, then take newspapers with colored drawings for the manufacture of tubes.

Yes, and remember, in order for the egg to weave well, the tubes must be the same size and in no case should they be very thick. For those who will be making such a craft for the first time, we present to your attention an interesting master class.

DIY Easter eggs from salted dough

Easter egg made in the first way

Easter eggs made in the second way

You need to start making such an Easter craft from making dough. In order for it to turn out right, you will need to take equal parts of salt and flour, mix it all with a small amount of ordinary water and knead a tough dough.

To make it more pliable, you can add 2-3 tablespoons of PVA glue to it. Once the dough is ready, you can start forming the eggs. They can be done in two ways.

First way:

• Roll out the dough into a thin layer and use the molds to cut out the required number of eggs
• Take a pencil or stick and poke holes in the resulting blanks
• Dry the blanks in the oven, let them cool, and then paint as you please

Second way:

• Make an oval blank out of cling foil
• Put it in a pre-rolled dough and dry it a little at room temperature
• After that, send it to the oven for 3-4 hours, and then take it out and start decorating

Craft: Easter egg from ribbons using the kanzashi technique: instructions, photos

Easter egg from ribbons using the kanzashi technique

Egg rainbow

The kanzashi technique involves the use of satin ribbons for decorating. And since you will not be able to glue them together, you will be sewing them together with sewing pins. For this reason, it will be better if you buy or make the desired shape from foam. Since this material has a soft structure, you can easily stick the required number of pins into it.

To make Easter crafts using the kanzanshi technique, you will need:

• Quality Satin Ribbon
• Sharp scissors
• Sewing pins
• Styrofoam mold
• Lighter

So:

• First, cut the satin ribbon into pieces and singe the edges with a lighter (you can replace the lighter with a candle if you like).
• Next, fold each square so that it forms a triangle, and then bend its edges to the middle, burn them with a flame and press well together.
• As a result, you should have blanks that visually resemble small flower petals.
• The petals prepared in this way must be taken one at a time, applied to the foam form and fixed with a pin.
• It is best to start forming an Easter egg from the narrowest part of the craft. It is necessary to lay the petals in rows, carefully securing them with pins.

Craft: ribbon Easter egg using artichoke technique: instructions, photo

Easter egg from ribbons using artichoke technique

Easter egg made from ribbons

Artichoke egg

The artichoke technique is somewhat similar to the kanzanshi technique. In this case, you will also need to use satin ribbons, although they will be cut into longer pieces. They will need to be folded in a special way, directly on the foam blank and secured with sewing pins.

So:

Figure # 1

• First, take a satin ribbon and cut it into pieces. Depending on the size of the finished product, their length can range from 8 to 15 centimeters. After that, take a piece of satin ribbon, put it on the foam mold, bend it as shown in picture # 1 and fix it with a pin.

Figure # 2

• Having formed the first petal and securing it, start making the next one. To do this, place the tape as close as possible to the first petal and fix it with pins. How this is done correctly is shown in Figure 2.

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• Form such petals, lay them in rows until you completely cover the entire area of \u200b\u200bthe workpiece. When you get to the top, make a buttonhole from pieces of satin ribbon and sew it to the top petal with ordinary threads (picture # 3).

Craft: quilling ribbon Easter egg

Easter quilling idea

Figure # 2

There are several ways to make an Easter egg using the quilling technique. The first is suitable even for those people who have never done needlework in their life. In this case, you will need to make a circle from multi-colored ribbons of the required diameter, and then carefully form one half of an egg from the resulting blank. To do this, you will need to press your finger on the center of the circle and gently bend it outward.

After that, in the same way, you will need to make the second half of the festive product, and then use glue to glue them together. The second method is more complicated, but the result will be more interesting. In this case, you will first need to make a plaster blank, prepare a volumetric decor from paper, and then fix it with glue.

Decoupage and Decorating Easter Wooden Eggs

Pink easter egg

Easter egg in vintage style

Rustic Ornamnet on Easter Egg

The decoupage technique is more suitable than others for decorating wooden Easter eggs. Due to the fact that the paper sticks to the wood almost instantly, you can quickly create a real masterpiece. But remember, before proceeding directly to decorating, the wooden blank must be sanded with the finest sandpaper, and then degreased.

Only in this case will you be able to place the drawing on the surface as evenly and correctly as possible. As for the decoration of such festive products, then you will definitely not be limited in your choice. If you wish, you can decorate the finished egg with beads, rhinestones, sequins, colorful ribbons, bright feathers and even dried flowers

Video: Easter eggs made of plastic

The holiday of Holy Easter is approaching, you can already start preparing gifts for family and friends and decorations for the house for this holiday. I suggest making an Easter egg from satin ribbons. This activity will not take you much time, and as a result you will get a beautiful Easter egg.

For manufacturing you will need:

- preparation of eggs from wood,
- two ribbons 0.6 cm wide and 2 meters long,
- glue gel "Moment",
- scissors,
- rhinestones.
- double-sided adhesive tape,
- needle with thread,
- a strip of cardboard for the stand 1.2 cm wide 13 cm long.

You can take an ordinary fresh egg by removing the insides. It can be done using the papier-mâché technique, but it turns out with uneven edges and it still needs to be processed. Therefore, the best option is to buy a wooden egg blank for pasting with tapes and you can not worry if it suddenly slips out and falls. It is better to take ribbons in a contrasting shade.
Manufacturing:
1. Cut out four strips of double-sided tape and glue them perpendicular to each other at the bottom and top of the egg.

2. Take two tapes. We attach the ribbons to the sharp end of the egg.

3. We put them on top of each other. The top tape half covers the bottom tape. At the bottom of the egg, cross them, attaching them to the tape.

It is convenient to work with double-sided tape. It prevents the tapes from slipping. You may need to practice the first time so that the tape falls flat. If necessary, you can glue more strips of tape.
4. The ribbons must be constantly crossed, at the blunt and sharp end of the egg. Thus, the ribbons are sequentially dark-light-dark, etc. Apply the tapes tightly, pulling them slightly.

5. So gradually applying exactly ribbons, we wrap the whole egg. We fix it with glue at the top of the egg.

6. Now fold the ribbons perpendicularly, i.e. one lies on top of the other at a 90 degree angle. Cross and fold perpendicularly again.

7. It turns out a beautiful flagellum.

8. Spread it in a spiral on top of the egg.

9. We fasten the flagellum with small inconspicuous stitches.

10. If your tape ends are long, cut them off and join them together as in the photo.

11. Sew rhinestones at the junction.

12. Making an egg stand. We take a strip of cardboard. We glue with glue "Moment". It glues quickly and leaves no residue.

13. Glue on two strips of the remaining tapes.

The egg and stand are ready. Such a beautiful testicle with