Introduction: How to Make Dragon/dinosaur Eggs
I made these for a project in school a couple years ago. They were easy to make and didn't take very long. They make nice Christmas tree ornaments or Easter decorations and are generally fun to have around.
Warning! If you eat the raw eggs for some stupid reason and get sick it isn't my fault.
Step 1: What You Need
You will need:
*Egg(s)
*Glue
*Thumbtack or sewing needle/pin
*Glitter
*Disposable bowl(s)
*Paper Towels
Optional
*Candle
*Hot glue
If you use a thumbtack you will also need a toothpick to break the yolk or it won't come out.
Step 2: THumbtack Time!!
Take your thumbtack or pin and poke a hole on the top and bottom of the egg. Make the one that the yolk and white a bit bigger than the one you will blow through.
Step 3: Careful....
Make sure you break the yolk with either a toothpick or pin and blow through the smaller hole to get the insides out. Be careful you don't inhale raw egg. It might be a good idea to wipe off the top before you put your mouth to it because it probably won't taste good.
Step 4: Wash It Out.
Hold the egg so that the bigger hole is facing up and run a thin stream of water on it. Then try blowing the water out and do that over a couple of times. Don't do what I did and drop it in the sink. Then put a paper towel in a bowl and put the egg in it for a while so it can dry.
Step 5: Glue Time!
Cover the egg evenly in glue. You may need to use your fingers. If so, after you cover it in glue you should wash your hands to avoid getting glitter stuck everywhere.
Step 6: Ooh Shiny!
Now you can put the glitter on it. I am going to use the white glitter. Now put the glitter on it and once again you may need to use your fingers. Try to use the glitter that ends up at the bottom of the bowl also.
Step 7: Optional
After the glue dries you can take a candle and put a small drop of wax on the holes or you can use a hot glue gun. You can also put thread in the hot glue and make a Christmas ornament. I will put wax on it later.
Step 8: And You're Done!!!
You still need to clean up though. It actually isn't very messy excep the glitter gets everywhere. You can clean it up with a towel and water.
Have fun!

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28 Comments
12 years ago on Introduction
Poly-flake guys, extra fine glitter. You can buy it anywere.
Sorry i vollentered at a Craft School once and I cringe at big fat normal glitter....p.p
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
UM I WOULD LIKE TO BE GOOD AT ENEYTHING (already good at drawing anime)
11 years ago on Introduction
I LOVE DRAGONS LOL!!!!
11 years ago on Introduction
or you could try stirafoem with a little bit of goo on the outside
15 years ago on Introduction
Very nice. Do you think that it would make any difference if I used that fine sand they sell at craft stores and whatnot instead of glitter? I also have a young sister who would love one of these, but she is just a baby and I don't want her breaking something this pretty, so is there a way to make it more dense?
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
Plastic easter eggs.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
You could use wooden eggs. You should be able to find them in a craft store.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
fill it with wax.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
...maybe if you fill it with hot glue first and it doesent matter if you use the fine sand
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
I don't think it would make a difference if you used the fine sand. To make it denser maybe you could put plaster of paris in it very carefully? I haven't tried it though so I don't know what would happen.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
Thanks. _ Keep makin' them eggs.
13 years ago on Introduction
It's not too complicated, but it looks awesome.
15 years ago on Introduction
this is very creative. pretty 2!
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
Thank you :D
15 years ago on Introduction
This seems cool too!
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
I saw that. I think I might try making one.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
Yeah, I think that when I make one, I'm going to do what he did, but I'm going to add the "glittery" effect like you did! I like your Instructables!
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
When you finish I'd love to see a picture of it. Thanks!
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
Sure!
15 years ago on Introduction
Pretty sparkles... oh so pretty! Nice work... :)