These DIY dragon eggs are great for story telling, world building, or just play!
Total Time2 daysd40 minutesmins
Author: Amy Lanham
Cost: 10
Equipment
1 Paintbrush Optional
1 Mini Rolling Pin appropriate for clay
Supplies
Tin Foil
Air Dry Clay
PaintOptional
GlueOptional
Gems
Small Sea Shells
Instructions
Take aluminum foil and crumple it up to create an egg shaped ball. Set aside.
If you want to dye your clay: take a piece of clay and smoosh it out with your hand. Then add a generous squirt of acrylic paint to the top. Fold the clay over the paint and squish together. Continue doing this and kneading the clay until the color is spread uniformly.
Roll the clay out. Then take the aluminum foil egg and stick it in the middle.
Start to pull the clay up over the aluminum foil, squishing it together to secure it to the egg and the clay around it.
Smooth the clay if wanted and ensure the clay covers all the aluminum foil.
Start to push into the clay gems and small sea shells. Can also use the sea shells to create patterns in the clay.
Once covered to your liking, put the eggs aside to dry.