Last year we made them for work (in December, because that's how we roll around here) and then put them out at Easter time.
When I unpacked the Easter stuff last week --Yawzaa! one was squished! But I think it was such a great happy accident because immediately --I saw it as a cool design-y nest. So I did it will all the eggs.
Cut a little paper egg for a place name and now we're good to go!
I’ve seen the string eggs used to make garlands, wreaths, and ornaments but – only here folks - are you seeing a lemon made into lemonade- metaphorically speaking.
I’m going to tell you the truth. I could not blow up the water balloons and I used regular balloons when I made ours.
I’m going to tell you the truth. I could not blow up the water balloons and I used regular balloons when I made ours.
Here’s a video of the balloon shrinking.
So let’s say you made the eggs last year or last week… then just push the middle top down into the center and squish the side edges together.
Really, it's not rocket science but it's super cute.
I suppose if you were making them into nests on purpose - you could just wrap half the balloon but I like the double weave and the little space in between the layers and the jelly beans seem to stay inside the bowl just fine.
If you’re wondering how to make the eggs here are some more links:
http://craftwhack.com/cool-craft-string-easter-eggs/
http://www.instructables.com/id/String-Easter-Eggs/
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