I don’t typically do Easter eggs! It’s been a long time since I have…probably since I was a kid. So this year I saw all kinds of crazy tutorials of people doing cool things with eggs and I had to get in on the action! I decided to do fun photo eggs and amp them up by making them colorful in a pop art style!
I simply started out by printing black and white images onto my laserjet and sizing them to fit my plastic eggs. This took a couple printouts to get them the right size, but no big deal.
I next went in and used my Tulip Fabric Markers that I had on hand to fill in my black and white images. I’ve been doing this since I was in 6th grade. I always love how you can jazz up black and white images with markers…especially the neon variety.
I next cut out my image. Admittedly, this picture is really ridiculous! I say, the more ridiculous, the better! That is what makes for a more memorable project!
I used some Collage Pauge decopauge medium on the front and back of my image and let it dry. I am messy and use my finger over a foam brush or a paintbrush. This is guerilla crafting, y’all!
Look how cute they turned out. This is my little family, minus the new bearded dragons and our two fish. LOL. They aren’t perfect, they wrinkled in some areas, but I’m ok with that.
This is definitely a bad egg. LOL. Dexter has been such a brat chasing Pixie and attacking my feet when they stick out from the covers.
Until next time Swellions!
