Illuminated Stained Glass Faberge Style Egg by RadBear
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This is my egg and first slide show. I was going to do an ible, but it would be a novel. And not a short one. Think of something akin to Crime and Punishment. This egg was partially inspired by the Coronation Egg and the Hoof Egg. The interior has a sort of King of the Sea motif. Enjoy!!!

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canida says: Sep 19, 2008. 12:27 PM
Gorgeous! Fantastic job, and I love seeing your path of inspiration. I'd love to see more in-process photos, and even a full Instructable!
RadBear (author) says: Sep 23, 2008. 6:34 AM
Full Instructable is now available so you can see the method behind the madness. Wehn I tried to add the link to the paragraph describing my slideshow there was some sort of error and it wouldn't work. Any suggestions?
RadBear (author) says: Sep 19, 2008. 1:19 PM
Thanks for the kind words!! I'm still working on the full ible. It will be really long and I'm afraid most would find it slightly boring as the build took about two weeks or so. Plus I have other egg ideas I want to get built. But the full ible definately on the to do list. Have a good weekend!!!
battlecalculator says: Sep 22, 2008. 2:37 PM
Where did you get the egg? Since they are "out of season" (not Easter) I am having trouble finding an egg to start my project.
RadBear (author) says: Sep 22, 2008. 4:50 PM
I had it in my parts stash. My Mom gave my wife and I each one for Easter last year and I kept them. I found some smaller eggs at Wal-Mart. Check the cheap toys section. I picked up two packs of generic silly putty for 88 cents a piece. You also might find them at craft stores.
scoochmaroo says: Sep 20, 2008. 9:28 PM
That looks beautiful!!! Where did you get the little diamond-like encrustations that decorate the front and edge?
RadBear (author) says: Sep 22, 2008. 8:55 AM
Thanks. I got the jewels at Wal-Mart in the sewing department. $2.78 a yard.
MaltedFalcon says: Sep 18, 2008. 9:25 PM
Nice! that sets the bar!
RadBear (author) says: Sep 19, 2008. 4:53 AM
Thanks!!!
fungus amungus says: Sep 18, 2008. 8:16 PM
Nice! I really like the horsehead legs you have there.
RadBear (author) says: Sep 19, 2008. 4:52 AM
Thanks. I salvaged them from a coat rack that was in our house when we moved in.
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