Faberg� Eggs

The brilliantly bejeweled Easter eggs of 19th century Russian artist Peter Carl Faberge are a hallmark of miniaturist engineering and craftsmanship.

Here are just a few of the Instructables Community's response to our challenge to design the next great egg!

Carving a lattice and acanthus pattern on an emu egg shell by bbstudio

Bonbonniere egg by harizard

Illuminated Stained Glass Faberge Style Egg - Full Instru… by RadBear

Wood Lovers Faberge' Egg by mmh

The Egg of Time - Fabergépunk by gmjhowe

Opals and more by harizard

Art Nouveu Egg by dragon-taurus

My ThreePersonal Favorites of all of the Hundreds of egg … by Carole B.

" Boiled Egg " by angelkake

Beaded/Jeweled Amber Goose Egg by darlenek

"Lilies of the City" Faberge Egg by kristylynn84

Imperial Red by egger1

Silver Pendant Egg - Faberge' WannaBe by AnneB

Blue Bird of Happiness by Best Egger

Paradise Bird Egg - Faberge' WannaBe by AnneB

Metallic butterfly by pmbalice

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Nov 8, 2011. 4:21 PMShadowed.Ashes says:

EGGSemplary. However, how be EGGSact, I appreciate theses artist's mood's, as being quite able to EGGSpress themselves. They're EGGStra lovely.

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Jul 31, 2011. 2:24 PMdadgoblyn says:

iv had a realy good look at some of the work and i like them a loot i hope one day i could be able to do some of the hight quilty iv seen so now i have to try to up my game lol iv got some good ideas from all the work iv seen so far man my wife is goin to kill me coz now iv got to get more stuff to do my egg art

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May 11, 2011. 6:11 AMinhaos says:

i love
Art Nouveu Egg by dragon-taurus
it's amazing
like flowers!
very nice

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Apr 19, 2011. 12:29 PMkthiessen-huntoon says:

I am a Faberge egg Artist I have seen many many beautiful specimens. The person who thinks there is tonnes of money to be made are deluded. . . you spend so much time creating one egg- if it is done properly- that very few would be willing to compensate you for one. At best- most of the time- if someone wants one they custom order. Unfortunately. . . every "wants" them but few realize the amount of work is spent in it's design.

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