Create calorie free faux sugar eggs by using Mod Podge Collage Clay and paper mach eggs.

My favorite Easter craft as a child was making my own diorama eggs.  I loved paper mache, and each year I would make my own paper mache egg (using a balloon, newspaper, and homemade paste) that I would fill with little toy chicks and plastic eggs.  I decided to make a grown up version of my eggs this year, and styled my paper mache eggs to look like sugar eggs.  Thanks to Mod Podge’s Collage Clay it’s easy to recreate the look of sugar and icing without the calories (or the sugar ants!)

Create calorie free faux sugar eggs by using Mod Podge Collage Clay and paper mach eggs.

Supplies Used:

Step one:  Paint the paper mache eggs and wooden egg stands.  Glue the egg to a stand.

Step two:  Trace a circle or oval onto the painted egg and cut out the shape.  I used a razor to start cutting and then used small scissors to finish cutting.

Step three:  Use Mod Podge Collage Clay to embellish the egg.  You use it the same way you use an icing bag.  Choose a tip (each box comes with 4 tips) and pipe the clay onto the egg.  I started with the star tip but changed my mind and decided to use the ribbon tip to create a ruffle like design. I “folded” the clay to create this effect.

Step four:  Once the clay has hardened, fill the egg with yarn, bunnies, and baskets.

Create calorie free faux sugar eggs by using Mod Podge Collage Clay and paper mach eggs.
Instead of bunnies you could fill the faux sugar eggs with chicks, miniature Easter eggs, or anything else you like.  Maybe even put a battery operated tea light inside and make it glow!  Have fun crafting and creating with Mod Podge collage clay!
Create calorie free faux sugar eggs by using Mod Podge Collage Clay and paper mach eggs.This post first appeared at Crafts Unleashed, where I was on the design team.
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12 responses to “Make Faux Sugar Eggs with Mod Podge Collage Clay”

  1. Patricia B Avatar

    Oh my goodness, I love sugar eggs, I actually have two from when I was a child…..and that was many moons ago! hahaha I have some of the collage clay and will definitely be making some of these for my great-nieces and great-nephews! Thank you so much for this awesome idea!

    1. Morena Avatar

      I’m so happy you like it!! Have fun!!

  2. How adorable are these? I just love sugar eggs- it’s like an instant trip back to childhood- and these look so real!
    Linking up fromDIY My Spring
    Cheers

  3. What an adorable and fun project for Easter, Morena! I’ve never heard of Mod Podge collage clay before. I’ll have to look out for it now. Thanks for sharing. #DIYMYSPRING

  4. I always received the real sugar eggs in my basket each year–cute idea!

  5. These are adorable! All the detailing just makes them even more enjoyable to look at!

  6. What an adorable Easter project! Visiting as a fellow contributor to #DIYMySpring. Hope your week is full of sunshine! Hugs, Holly

  7. So cute! I remember when I was a little girl and someone made one of these out of sugar for my mother. I wanted to eat it so bad!! haha! I love this idea, it would last a whole lot longer and looks beautiful. Thanks for sharing. 😉

  8. These are so adorable, and remind me of the candy diorama eggs my mom would buy us when I was a kid.

  9. Just too adorable. The perfect decoration for Spring and even for a little girls room all year round.

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