DIY Easter Surprise Eggs

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These DIY Easter Surprise Eggs are super fun to make! Using balloons, a messy glue mixture, and yarn, we created an egg shape that’s perfect for stuffing with special Easter treats like chocolate carrots and tiny bunny globes!

Girl holding an Easter egg made from yarn with treats inside.

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These Easter surprise eggs are perfect for Easter brunch or dinner to place on a table setting as an addition to the charming decor.

For adults, fill it with delicious chocolates and for kids, throw in some toys and fun Easter surprise treats!

Girl holding an Easter egg made from yarn with treats inside.

How to Make Easter Surprise Eggs

Supplies

Small balloons

Elmer’s glue

Yarn

Scissors

Clothespins

Easter Grass

Treats

Step showing how to create an egg from yarn

Directions for Easter Surprise Eggs

Create a mixture of half glue and half water in a small bowl.
Cut long strings of yarn and soak them in the bowl of glue.

Blow the balloon up to the size you want the egg shape. The smaller, the harder it is to fit treats in, so try to make it bigger than fist size.

Pull one piece of glue-soaked yarn out at a time, using your fingers to remove excess glue.

Wrap the yarn around the balloon from top to bottom and side to side, until the balloon has a great egg shape.

Leave a larger gap in the bottom of the balloon that you can pull apart to fill the egg later. Once the yarn is dried, you can play with the shape of the egg.

Hang the wet balloons with clothespins and allow them to dry overnight.
Pop the balloon the next day to remove. While the balloon shrinks, it might take the shape of the egg with it. Don’t worry, you can pull the egg back out once the balloon is gone.

Balloon wrapped in yarn with glue.

On the bottom, stretch the gap you left a little further to fit Easter grass and candy inside, then pull the yarn back to close it.

Your guests will be able to pull the yarn apart to see what’s in their egg surprise!

Eggs made with yarn and treats inside.

More Charming Easter Ideas You’ll Love!

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Let us know if you make these DIY Easter Surprise Eggs by leaving a comment and review below!

Easter Surprise Egg

These DIY Easter Surprise Eggs are super fun to make! Using balloons, a messy glue mixture, and yarn, we created an egg shape that’s perfect for stuffing with special Easter treats like chocolate carrots and tiny bunny globes! 
5 from 2 votes
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Course: DIY Crafts
Prep Time: 30 minutes
1 day
Total Time: 1 day 30 minutes
Servings: 6 eggs
Calories:
Author: Eden

Ingredients

  • yarn
  • 1 bottle Elmer's Glue
  • Scissors
  • Clothespins
  • 6 small balloons

Instructions

  • Create a mixture of half glue and half water in a small bowl.
    Cut long strings of yarn and soak them in the bowl of glue.
  • Blow the balloon up to the size you want the egg shape. The smaller, the harder it is to fit treats in, so try to make it bigger than fist size.
  • Pull one piece of glue-soaked yarn out at a time, using your fingers to remove excess glue.
  • Wrap the yarn around the balloon from top to bottom and side to side, until the balloon has a great egg shape.
  • Leave a larger gap in the bottom of the balloon that you can pull apart to fill the egg later. Once the yarn is dried, you can play with the shape of the egg.
  • Pop the balloon the next day to remove. While the balloon shrinks, it might take the shape of the egg with it. Don’t worry, you can pull the egg back out once the balloon is gone.
  •   On the bottom, stretch the gap you left a little further to fit Easter grass and candy inside, then pull the yarn back to close it.
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About Eden

I’m Eden Passante and I develop, create, style and photograph every recipe and party on Sugar and Charm. I’m the author of Entertaining with Charm and have a Bachelor’s Degree in Home Economics and I’m here to help you create simple and easy recipes for entertaining and how to add charm to any gathering!

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4 Comments

  1. Monique | WritingMonique says:

    Aah! This is so incredibly cute! I love it!

  2. sharon says:

    soooooooo darling! i’m trying this for sure!!!!