Directions
Start by selecting napkins with patterns you love. Separate the printed layer from the plain layers, as you will only need the printed one.
Cut the napkin into small pieces or shapes that will fit well on the surface of the plastic eggs.
Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge or decoupage glue onto the surface of a plastic egg using a small paintbrush.
Carefully place a piece of the napkin onto the glued area of the egg, smoothing it out gently with your fingers or the brush to remove any wrinkles or air bubbles.
Continue applying glue and napkin pieces until the entire egg is covered. Allow it to dry completely.
Once dry, apply another layer of Mod Podge over the entire egg to seal the napkin and give it a glossy finish. Let it dry thoroughly.
If desired, apply a craft sealer for extra durability and shine.
Optionally, tie a piece of ribbon or twine around the egg for hanging, or simply display them in a decorative bowl.
Variations & Tips
For a more personalized touch, consider using napkins with monograms or initials to create custom eggs for each family member. You can also experiment with different types of paper, such as tissue paper or thin wrapping paper, for varied textures and effects. If you prefer a more vintage look, try using sepia-toned or floral-patterned napkins. Additionally, you can add embellishments like glitter or small beads for extra sparkle. Remember to always test a small piece of napkin on a spare egg to ensure the colors don’t bleed when applying the glue.
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