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She learns how to create mini fairy garden-style Easter decorations with papier-mâché eggs, mini Easter figurines, and a bottle of glitter. 
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Supplies:
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She traces the shape of an oval on an egg. This will be where the cropping window will go.
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Use a craft knife or drill with a cutting attachment to remove the oval.
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Smooth out any rough edges with a craft knife.
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Cover the inside and outside of the egg with white paint. Let the paint dry completely.
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Try to use a variety of egg sizes.
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Choose bright colors for the inside of the eggs. Lighter, more reflective colors work best.
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Paint the inside of the eggs with craft glue. While the glue is still wet, apply glitter. Shake off excess glitter and let dry completely.
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Gather small miniatures, fake flowers, pom-poms, and decorations to decorate the inside and outside of the eggs.
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Use hot glue to attach shapes inside eggs to create Easter scenes. Use things like decoy, yarn, pom-poms, and paint to decorate the outside of the eggs.
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Display the eggs in small egg cups.
This is a great project for kids using a low-temperature hot glue gun.
