How to Make Metallic Copper Painted Eggs
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Looking for a more modern way to decorate for Easter? Try my How to Make Metallic Copper Painted Eggs tutorial shown below! For more fun spring ideas see my Easter + Spring page.
It’s a few days until Easter and I decided I needed to get cracking on my egg decor! Metallic copper seems to be trending lately and since I loved how my copper pumpkins turned out last October, I figured why not make some copper and glitter eggs for Easter.
I found these awesome faux eggs that you can color or dye with vinegar like normal eggs. How cool are they? No more draining yokes from shells or cracked hard-boiled funky rainbow eggs that remain uneaten and get thrown away. These are great for holiday home decor.
I hand painted them with metallic copper paint, let them dry and then painted on a bit of glue. Next, I dipped them in glitter to add a little more spark! They are super easy to make and you don’t have to be an artist to get the designs right. Just add some painters tape to keep your lines crisp!
How to Make Metallic Copper Painted Eggs
Supplies:
- Faux craft eggs or real eggs
- Metallic Copper Acrylic Paint
- Metallic Copper glitter, large & small
- Blue painters tape
- Gorilla wood glue
- Paintbrushes
Instructions:
Use painters tape to tape off half of the egg. Paint with 3 coats of the metallic paint and let them dry. I propped them on washi tape rolls to dry.
To add glitter to the eggs: simply paint glue over half of the egg and pour glitter over the egg. Shake off the excess. Let it dry.
To add the polka dots: paint small dots over half of the egg, then pour glitter over the glue and shake off excess. After the top half dries paint dots on the bottom of the egg and let it dry. And that’s it!
I just love how these faux painted eggs turned out. They add just the right touch of modern glam to any Easter decor.
Love it? Pin it!
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- Bunny Door Hanger
- How to make a Corsage
- Mini Easter Egg Topiaries by Intelligent Domestications
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- Easter Carrot Moss Wreath
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- Watercolor Bunny & Egg Pillow Cover
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I love these metallic Easter eggs – so pretty! Pinning!
So cute! I had no idea they made faux eggs for decorating. Such a great alternative to throwing away a dozen eggs. Pinned.
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Thank you Marilyn! I will stop in and see it!
Kim
I LOVE these! The copper and the glitter together make a great pair!
So simple and pretty! If it sparkles and shines…I like it!
Thank you Erlene!
Kim
Kim, I love your eggs ~ a little different from the usual pastels, but really pretty and creative. Thanks for sharing at Your Inspired Design Link Party #28.
These are so pretty. I love this new twist on Easter eggs. :) Thanks for sharing at Your Inspired Design!
Copper looks great on the eggs! Great and interesting color choice! A bit of glitter is always necessary!
Thank you Zografia! They were a last minute holiday craft, that almost wasn’t, lol. I almost ran out of time.
Kim
such cute eggs! they came out so cute :) I saw this neat tutorial online about using foods to color eggs – I’m always trying to be more natural/sustainable – it was awesome as well. have you seen it?