How to Make Glow in the Dark Easter Eggs
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Simple easy to do guide to making your easter egg hunt fun and more memorable.
[edit] Steps
- Take regular plastic easter eggs and fine grit sand paper and sand the plastic easter eggs lightly.
- Pour 8 ounces of waterbase acrylic varnish into a plastic cup and add 2 oz of GloNation.com's, glow in the dark powder.
- Mix well.
- With a craft brush paint the eggs and allow to dry.
- You can choose from 8 different glow colors. They can glow up to 15 hours.
- Place all the eggs under a black light 10 minutes prior to hiding. This will charge the glow paint you painted on. Place in the back yard at night.
- Watch the kids have a ball.
[edit] Tips
- Make fun hats for the kids by painting the mixture on paper hats.
- Paint on old t-shirts too.
- try making a scary face to scare everyone
[edit] Warnings
- DO NOT EAT THE EGG unless the glow-in-the-dark varnish is labeled NON-TOXIC
- If you allow your children to do this project, make sure to supervise them carefully.
