Make this beautiful egg dangler for this Easter season. It’s made by rolling small multiple coils in lovely pastel coloured paper strips and assembled in the egg shape, enhance it further with pink ribbon bow and fancy spirals
Fevicol MR, Quilling Strips, Quilling Tool (Quill On – Battery Operated Quilling Tool), Scissors
Take white, light yellow and light peach coloured strips for one Easter egg The strips are cut in different lengths to get both small and big coils
The other egg is made using white, light yellow, light peach and baby pink coloured strips cut in a similar way as mentioned in step 1
Coil the strips on the quilling tool. The one that we have used here are on the QUILL ON which is a battery operated tool
Make small and big loose coils as shown Stick the ends of the loose coils with Fevicol MR
The small and big loose oils will look like this You will need about 70 to 80 such loose coils in assorted colours to make one Easter egg that approximately measures about 5” inches in height and proportionately wide
Make a ring coil using a circular box or a container with a diameter of about 4” - 5” inches Remove the ring coil from the mould Shape the ring coil into an egg shape
Arrange and stick the loose coils rolled, in the egg shape ring coil using Fevicol MR Start from the top of the egg with white coils
Then coming down in a gradation with yellow and peach coloured coils
The completed egg will look like this
Make a set of two such Easter eggs to make the dangler
Take a pink plastic ribbon, similar to the ones that you would use for gift wrapping
Make a loop for hanging the eggs using the ribbon
Make a pretty bow with the ribbon and staple or stick it on the ribbon loop on top of the egg Tear the ribbon into thinner strands and curl them using a pencil to complete the look