Crack the hole about 1″ in diameter (big enough to get objects inside the egg) and be sure to avoid getting pieces of shell in the egg. Carefully crack the large end of the egg with a spoon or tool of your choice. :/ġ Bag | Confetti (or other special surprises – see below)Ī Few Sheets | Your Favorite Tissue PaperĪ Few | Rambunctious Kids, Or Kids At Heartġ. For about 75 cents more, you can buy a dozen eggs already pre-made by the fine folks at HEB, but your inner artist may be left unfulfilled. The best deal on confetti we found was $1/bag at HEB (shown below). You can buy your confetti or make your own from shredded papers.The more eggs you make, the more fun you can have! You can make/save the egg shells in advance so you’re not hoarding 12 or more eggs all at once – your choice.You can also color-dye your eggs with many of the kits found in local Austin stores. This DIY recipe is for making cascarones with tissue paper and glue.This year, let’s look at this no-dye version. My family typically made our cascarones by hand-dying the eggs usually around the Easter holiday. Cascarones are eggs that are emptied, filled with colorful confetti (or small objects) then commonly cracked on an unsuspecting person’s head in celebration of many things both big and small. This DIY project is for how to make your very own “cascarones,” or confetti eggs. Never underestimate the power of creativity!

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