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NEMO FROM A PLASTIC EASTER EGG
I made this for as part Eggcellent Upcycling competition that starts May 1st at Craftster where you make something creative out of plastic Easter Eggs.
I tried to take pictures as a I went for a how-to, but as I basically figured it out and tweaked it as I went along, there are some instructions without pictures.
He can be used soley for decoration and possibly play for older children over 3 as the 9001 craft glue is pretty sturdy (if you were going to make for children under 3, I would recommend painting the eyes on to avoid a choking hazard).
The egg still opens up, so you could place something inside him and use him as a party favor or even a make and take project at a Nemo themed birthday party, or to hold a special treat; for now, mine is perched on the lid off of laundry soap and holding jewelry findings.
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Step 13
After the layer of white paint is dry, paint a line of black next to the edge.
Repeat the black, white, black painting sequence on the bottom of the egg near where the tail is attached.
Next place a dab of glue on each googly eye, then apply it to the top of the eggDraw lips on the top of the egg down about 1/2 in and centered between the eyes and allow to dry, then outline with black (the red blends into the orange to much unless you ouline the lips with black).
for a minute i thought it was like the toy my brother got from mcdonalds such a long time ago, it looks so real :]