Are you ready to delve into the monstrous world of eggs? We’re not talking about your typical chicken eggs here. No, we’re venturing into a realm where eggs grow to massive sizes and can weigh as much as a small child. These are monster eggs, and they’re not for the faint of heart. In this blog post, we’ll explore the fascinating world of monster eggs. From the giant ostrich egg to the enormous elephant bird egg, we’ll take a closer look at some of the largest eggs ever laid by creatures on this planet. Get ready to be amazed and perhaps slightly disturbed as we uncover the secrets behind these monstrous marvels.
I’m always looking for different ways to do or create things and decorating eggs are no exception. So, I decided why not turn eggs into fun monster eggs. These turned out so cute and the best part was that the kids LOVED them. If your looking for a way to change your egg decorating up a bit, this is definitely the way to go and the entire family can make their own monsters. Let’s get started.
MONSTER EGGS
Supplies Needed:
- Sharpie Marker
- Googly Eyes
- Glue or Hot Glue
- Your Imagination!
Step 1: Dye the eggs like you normally would. I always prefer Paas Easter Egg Dye because I think the colors turn out the most vibrant.
Step 2: Glue the eyes onto the eggs.
Step 3: Design your monster around the googly eyes and have fun with it.
These just scream cuteness! I love all of them.
O.K. This little green guy was the biggest hit of them all. Of course, we called him Mike… a.k.a Mike Wazowski! 
Got any monster lovers in your house? We sure do! If you do, this will be a BIG hit!
Have fun making Monster Easter Eggs.
Monster eggs are a fascinating and mysterious phenomenon that has captured the imagination of people around the world. From their unique appearance to the potential for hidden surprises inside, these eggs are truly a wonder of nature. Whether you believe in the existence of monsters or not, there’s no denying the intrigue and excitement that surrounds these mythical creatures and their eggs. If you have any thoughts or insights about monster eggs, we would love to hear from you! Let us know in the comments below and join the conversation about these fascinating creatures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any specific materials or tools needed to create Easter monster eggs?
Hard-boiled eggs or plastic eggs: You can choose to use either real hard-boiled eggs or plastic eggs as a base for your Easter monsters.
Craft supplies: Get creative with colorful craft supplies such as paints, markers, googly eyes, feathers, pom-poms, pipe cleaners, and sequins. These will be used to bring your monster eggs to life.
Glue: Use non-toxic glue or adhesive to attach the various decorations to your Easter monster eggs securely.
Paintbrushes: If you opt for painting your monster eggs, have a variety of paintbrushes on hand to help you achieve different effects and details.
Scissors: You may need scissors to cut out specific shapes or trim any excess materials while decorating the Easter monster eggs.
Protective surfaces: Lay down newspaper or a plastic tablecloth to protect your work area from any potential messes or spills that may occur during the creative process.
Remember, the sky’s the limit when it comes to designing and decorating your Easter monster eggs. Let your imagination run wild and have fun creating unique and whimsical creations!
What are some fun games or activities that involve monster Easter eggs?
Hard-boiled eggs or plastic eggs: You can choose to use either real hard-boiled eggs or plastic eggs as a base for your Easter monsters.
Craft supplies: Get creative with colorful craft supplies such as paints, markers, googly eyes, feathers, pom-poms, pipe cleaners, and sequins. These will be used to bring your monster eggs to life.
Glue: Use non-toxic glue or adhesive to attach the various decorations to your Easter monster eggs securely.
Paintbrushes: If you opt for painting your monster eggs, have a variety of paintbrushes on hand to help you achieve different effects and details.
Scissors: You may need scissors to cut out specific shapes or trim any excess materials while decorating the Easter monster eggs.
Protective surfaces: Lay down newspaper or a plastic tablecloth to protect your work area from any potential messes or spills that may occur during the creative process.
Remember, the sky’s the limit when it comes to designing and decorating your Easter monster eggs. Let your imagination run wild and have fun creating unique and whimsical creations!
Are there any specific techniques or tips for decorating monster Easter eggs?
Egg Decorating: Get some plastic eggs and let your imagination run wild! Use markers, paint, stickers, and googly eyes to turn them into cute or scary monster eggs.
Egg Hunt: Hide the monster eggs around your backyard or indoor space and let the kids search for them. You can even create a map or clues to make it more exciting.
Monster Egg Roll: Set up a race track using cardboard tubes or ramps and see whose monster egg can roll down the fastest. Make sure to decorate the eggs in different colors or patterns for easy identification.
Monster Egg Toss: Divide into teams and toss the monster eggs back and forth, trying not to drop them. Increase the distance between teammates to make it more challenging.
Monster Egg Relay Race: Set up a relay race where participants have to carry their monster eggs on spoons without dropping them. If an egg falls, they have to start over.
