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Q. I would appreciate if you included info on how to make the idea you have:)! I don't want to just paint the egge or something. I need ideas like these:
- EGG Factor, etc
- Ideas which I could incorporate an egg into
- EGG Factor, etc
- Ideas which I could incorporate an egg into
Answer
You might look to some different manicure techniques? Fingernail polish for really intense color and shine, with different doodahs on them. I have seen all kind of different blending and stenciling techniques on peoples' nails. The only caution I have is if the egg needs to remain edible then you shouldn't do that. Proper Easter egg dyes are non toxic in the event that the color leaches through the shell to the egg. I suppose another issue might be if for some reason an ingredient in nail polish proved damaging to the shell...like ate through it or something.
You could also try tie dye effects with watercolors, dipping at different levels to blend colors, sponge techniques. You may even try some sort of spin art situation if you could get your egg attached to something that spins, then drop some color on it. These might be old hat but if you do any classic technique really really well, then it still works.
You could paint them then dip them wet in a glitter or even a colored sand.
Here is an image search for inspiration. What can you do with these ides?
https://www.google.com/search?q=designer+easter+egg+ideas&hl=en&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=qSZPUdu1HIXSqQGX34HQDg&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=643
Then...try a spun sugar basket. Or make a batch of cupcakes or ice cream cone cupcakes, and frost them white, and plunk an egg on each one. Display them on a tiered serving tray.
You could start with a vintage character metal lunch box, and decorate your eggs to match the theme of the lunch box. Then using your gift basket assembly skills...build up the box. Display it lid open facing the viewer. Layer the box with a pretty napkin in the bottom, some plastic silverware tucked in here and there, and pretty foods and nestle your character eggs in with it. For example if you have a Scooby Doo lunch box...do an egg in each character...little headbands on the girls and don't forget the glasses on Velma and Shaggy's chin hairs, etc...wrap the napkin to look like an ascot they all wore around their necks...then tuck the eggs in, a few doggy biscuits for a scooby snack, some cherry tomatoes for contrast...and vintage Hot Wheels mystery mobile van and/or Scooby salt and pepper shakers. You could do it with anything...I remember lunch boxes for A Team, The Dukes of Hazzard, every single cartoon or kids show, and even some bands. Wouldn't that be fun in a Kiss theme? Little Gene Simmons Easter egg? hahha!
You might look to some different manicure techniques? Fingernail polish for really intense color and shine, with different doodahs on them. I have seen all kind of different blending and stenciling techniques on peoples' nails. The only caution I have is if the egg needs to remain edible then you shouldn't do that. Proper Easter egg dyes are non toxic in the event that the color leaches through the shell to the egg. I suppose another issue might be if for some reason an ingredient in nail polish proved damaging to the shell...like ate through it or something.
You could also try tie dye effects with watercolors, dipping at different levels to blend colors, sponge techniques. You may even try some sort of spin art situation if you could get your egg attached to something that spins, then drop some color on it. These might be old hat but if you do any classic technique really really well, then it still works.
You could paint them then dip them wet in a glitter or even a colored sand.
Here is an image search for inspiration. What can you do with these ides?
https://www.google.com/search?q=designer+easter+egg+ideas&hl=en&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=qSZPUdu1HIXSqQGX34HQDg&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=643
Then...try a spun sugar basket. Or make a batch of cupcakes or ice cream cone cupcakes, and frost them white, and plunk an egg on each one. Display them on a tiered serving tray.
You could start with a vintage character metal lunch box, and decorate your eggs to match the theme of the lunch box. Then using your gift basket assembly skills...build up the box. Display it lid open facing the viewer. Layer the box with a pretty napkin in the bottom, some plastic silverware tucked in here and there, and pretty foods and nestle your character eggs in with it. For example if you have a Scooby Doo lunch box...do an egg in each character...little headbands on the girls and don't forget the glasses on Velma and Shaggy's chin hairs, etc...wrap the napkin to look like an ascot they all wore around their necks...then tuck the eggs in, a few doggy biscuits for a scooby snack, some cherry tomatoes for contrast...and vintage Hot Wheels mystery mobile van and/or Scooby salt and pepper shakers. You could do it with anything...I remember lunch boxes for A Team, The Dukes of Hazzard, every single cartoon or kids show, and even some bands. Wouldn't that be fun in a Kiss theme? Little Gene Simmons Easter egg? hahha!
What is the reason gift buying became a Christmas Tradition?
David
It is a holy day and it became a gift exchange day also. Easter is a holy day but there isn't major gift giving (small gifts for kids in Easter Bunny tradition). All Saints Day is a holy day but there is no gift giving.
So how did Christmas become a day of gift giving?
Answer
One or possibly both of these reasons.
Jesus is obviously the original reason for the season,we celebrate his birth. He is often referred to or considered God's gift to us. Also in the Bible The Three Magi (Kings in the East but more commonly known as The Three Wise Men) brought gifts to Jesus after his birth. Gold,Frankincense and Myrrh. So I think that was a big cause or factor in why we give gifts to each other at this time.
It didn't really start to catch on,giving gifts at Christmas until about the end of the middle ages. Then it spread pretty quickly in numerous countries as tradition. In America the Dutch settlers introduced St. Nicholas, and then the idea or legend of Santa Claus.
One or possibly both of these reasons.
Jesus is obviously the original reason for the season,we celebrate his birth. He is often referred to or considered God's gift to us. Also in the Bible The Three Magi (Kings in the East but more commonly known as The Three Wise Men) brought gifts to Jesus after his birth. Gold,Frankincense and Myrrh. So I think that was a big cause or factor in why we give gifts to each other at this time.
It didn't really start to catch on,giving gifts at Christmas until about the end of the middle ages. Then it spread pretty quickly in numerous countries as tradition. In America the Dutch settlers introduced St. Nicholas, and then the idea or legend of Santa Claus.
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