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Tack Eggs

Tack eggs

Easy but impressive: the eggs look very expensive, while they were only provided with stencils of hexagonal adhesive pads before they got their color layer.

Level of difficulty Original & quick
pages.tip.duration 15

We need:

Bled chicken eggs Wooden Spikes Painting spray in different grey colours tesa Easy Cover® Premium tesa TACK® double-sided adhesive pads

How we do it:

DIY Tack Eggs / Overview
01

Collect all items and let's start!
DIY Tack Eggs / Glue
02

Remove the protective film from the adhesive pads and apply them in graphical patterns to the eggs
DIY Tack Eggs / Spray
03

Place the glued eggs on wooden spikes and color them with the spray varnish in a well-ventilated room.
DIY Tack Eggs / Last Step
04

After the paint has dried, remove the adhesive pads from the eggs.

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