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Hey, kids.

Hey, guys.

My B f f Bonnie did a Easter egg grief, and I saw it.

And I said, You know what?

I have tohave one for my door, and it is so close to Easter.

But I want to have one.

I have a feeling I might have to run back and get another bag of these.

Um, I have a 14 inch for Marie on.

These are 48 eggs.

And then I got different colored and different sized, um, just to kind of mix it up, and I'm not sure how well that's gonna work.

So that's 12.

So that 16 72 and then 6 78 eggs.

Let's see how this is going to go.

Okay, So you want to make sure first of all, that your eggs are nice and tight because they're gonna be manipulating them.

And you don't wanna kind of mess up with your hot glue.

I plugged in my hot glue gun on it.

Should be getting ready to be ready, so just make sure that all of your eggs are snapped tight and there really is no plan for the colors.

I'm just gonna mash them all up.

The thing that you do want to watch is the temperature on your blue gown.

If you have a low temp who done, you know, that'd be great.

You just want to make sure that it doesn't eat up your your foam read, you know, not quite ready, but this will probably do because it should still have stick factor.

And so, basically, you just want to make sure that you are just moving them around and putting them in different positions and just trying your hardest to cover up as much of the reef as you can.

And that doesn't mean that you have to just stay on the outside.

We can also throw them in on the inside because home bye made her nice and full.

And I want to try to get mine just as pretty and full as hers.

So we're just gonna continue on doing this all the way around.

And once I get towards the very end of this, I will be bringing you back, and, um, we might even start like a second layer.

It all depends on how many eggs there are and what not?

All right, So you don't have to see me do this all the way through, so I am going to turn you off for now on.

Probably bring you back Midway so that you can see where I'm at about halfway through now.

And I noticed that being thes aluminum ones or whatever the really bright ones, you have to attach them to another one home close to them because they don't stick very well.

The painting comes off, so if you do use those, make sure that you attach them to on egg.

That's close to it.

All right, so the entire thing is covered, but as you can see, you can see some, you know, openings there.

So I'm going to go ahead and go over this and just fill in the blanks so that the less that's shown, the better.

I don't have a whole lot left.

Um, just a handful of here and mostly being metallic one.

So I did that on purpose so that I could use the metallic ones to be like the focus of this, so I think I have it all pretty much covered.

So now it's just a matter of making a pretty bow and sticking it in there, and then we'll be done so easy peasy.

So I just went ahead and made up my bow with some wire rimmed um, ribbon.

And there we are.

I hope you make this.

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