AdventurerKatziThis egg looks like a mirror egg. The egg yolk shines in a strong yellow and stands out because it stands out as a plastic ball from the flat shape of the egg. The white of the ice is from a solid photo box, which is bordered after cutting with a black pen. A pommel, a pompon or a wuschel are inserted as an egg yolk. To hang up you can thread a thread through the egg and hang it on a branch or Easter shrub. Have fun crafting.
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First you make a pommel/wuschel out of yellow wool. As an aid you can use a cardboard roll. Wrap it in one place thick with yellow wool.
Tip: Alternatively, you can wrap the wool around the fingers of a hand.
Then you carefully push the thick wool band off the roll. If you press it a bit together, it will be easier.
Now try to keep the wool ring tight together.
Now cut off a 10cm long woolen thread and put it on the table. Then put the woolen waistband in the middle. The closed sides of the woolen waistband lie above and below. Now put both ends of the thread over the woolen waistband and knot them together.
Then insert a pair of scissors into a woolen loop and cut the woolen threads apart.
Now repeat the process on the opposite side. Now you form the pommel/wuschel with your fingers apart.
Then cut off unshaped and overhanging threads, creating a ball.
Then you paint an egg on a white photo box. The egg should be about 10cm tall. Then cut out the egg with the scissors.
Now you cut out a small circle in the lower thicker area of the egg. By this you stick the pommel afterwards.
Tip: For painting you can use a 2€ coin.
Stitches a hole in the painted circle with a fingernail and cuts out from there star-shaped to the outside and then the circle.
Now surrounds the circle with a black felt pen on the front and back.
If you want, you can still paint points on the egg.
Now she puts the pommel through the egg and plucks it in shape.
Finally, thread a piece of wool into a needle and stash it through the upper edge of the egg. Then tie both ends of the thread together with a knot.
Now the egg is ready to hang.
Make several eggs with egg yolks and hang them on a shrub or branch.
Have fun!
Materials
Directions
First you make a pommel/wuschel out of yellow wool. As an aid you can use a cardboard roll. Wrap it in one place thick with yellow wool.
Tip: Alternatively, you can wrap the wool around the fingers of a hand.
Then you carefully push the thick wool band off the roll. If you press it a bit together, it will be easier.
Now try to keep the wool ring tight together.
Now cut off a 10cm long woolen thread and put it on the table. Then put the woolen waistband in the middle. The closed sides of the woolen waistband lie above and below. Now put both ends of the thread over the woolen waistband and knot them together.
Then insert a pair of scissors into a woolen loop and cut the woolen threads apart.
Now repeat the process on the opposite side. Now you form the pommel/wuschel with your fingers apart.
Then cut off unshaped and overhanging threads, creating a ball.
Then you paint an egg on a white photo box. The egg should be about 10cm tall. Then cut out the egg with the scissors.
Now you cut out a small circle in the lower thicker area of the egg. By this you stick the pommel afterwards.
Tip: For painting you can use a 2€ coin.
Stitches a hole in the painted circle with a fingernail and cuts out from there star-shaped to the outside and then the circle.
Now surrounds the circle with a black felt pen on the front and back.
If you want, you can still paint points on the egg.
Now she puts the pommel through the egg and plucks it in shape.
Finally, thread a piece of wool into a needle and stash it through the upper edge of the egg. Then tie both ends of the thread together with a knot.
Now the egg is ready to hang.
Make several eggs with egg yolks and hang them on a shrub or branch.
Have fun!
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