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How to Make Confetti Eggs

Make confetti eggs, also known as cascarones, for your next party and you'll have all your guests cracking up.

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    Difficulty:
    Easy

    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Confettis
    • Curling Ribbons
    • Hobby Paintbrushes
    • Sequins
    • Glitter
    • White Glues
    • Candy Corn
    • Eggs
    • Mini Jelly Beans
    • Small Easter Candies
    • Egg Cartons
    • Plastic Containers
      • 1

        Hollow out an egg. See Related eHows for directions.

      • 2

        Enlarge the hole on one end of the egg by carefully breaking the shell away with your fingernail. The opening should be about the size of a dime.

      • 3

        Fill the hollow eggshell with confetti.

      • 4

        Pour white glue into a small plastic container.

      • 5

        Thin the glue slightly with water to a consistency that spreads easily with a paintbrush.

      • 6

        Cut or tear colored tissue paper into 1/2-inch to 1-inch squares.

      • 7

        Brush the thinned glue over the surface of the egg.

      • 8

        Press one tissue paper square over the hole at the end of the egg so that the confetti doesn't fall out.

      • 9

        Press tissue paper squares into the glue, covering the surface of the egg.

      • 10

        Allow the glue to dry.

      • 11

        Break the eggs over your party guests' heads. Olé!

    Tips & Warnings

    • Make Easter cascarones by filling the eggs with mini jelly beans or small Easter candies.

    • You can fill these eggs with all kinds of treats for special occasions - colored bead necklaces for Mardi Gras, fortunes for the new year, candy corn for Halloween.

    • Make fancy confetti eggs by gluing glitter, bits of curling ribbon, or sequins to the outside of the eggshell.

    • Save your empty egg cartons for storing confetti eggs.

    • Unless you have a powerful vacuum cleaner, it is best to break cascarones outside.

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    Comments

    • gharial Aug 23, 2010
      Use the back of a butter knife to chop of the top of the egg, the whole will be slightly bigger but easier for kids to make. Rinse out egg shell, turn upside down to dry. Prepare easter color: food coloring, & vinegar dip eggs until color of your choice. Turn eggshell upside down to dry. Fill with your choice, use glue stick to glue around the outside of the hole, tissue paper, press firmly, set to dry.
    • Mar 15, 2006
      I found out that using a Philip's screwdriver works really well if you use a drilling motion at the bottom part of an egg. Just don't apply too much pressure or else it will crack the whole egg.

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