To recreate this idea, you will need transparent acrylic glass eggs in different sizes and some matching separating discs. You will also need silicone stamps, paper and a few other accessories: Use the products in the materials list for this.
Start the creative process by picking up the silicone stamps. Stamp the motifs of your choice onto the kraft paper and white cardboard. Remember to clean the stamps after each use. This will allow you to continue stamping clear motifs later on.
Then cut or punch out the stamp motifs and stick them to the separator discs using double-sided adhesive tape. Decorate some of your decorative separating discs with little ladybirds.
Place the discs in one half of the acrylic glass eggs. If they don't sit perfectly straight away, you can use a sewing needle to take them out again and reposition them. Now place other accessories, such as small styrofoam eggs, in the mould and close everything with the second acrylic glass eggs half. As long as both halves are not glued together, you can change your filling at any time. However, as soon as you are sure that everything is perfectly arranged, you should fix each acrylic glass egg at the seam with glue.
At the same time, decorate the MDF egg decoration pendants with small stamped messages and motifs. Or glue small ladybirds onto the oval discs.
Thread a piece of satin ribbon through the hanging hole of each acrylic glass egg and tie an elegant bow. Finally, use black and white cotton cord as a hanging ribbon for all the Easter eggs you have made.
