Blow eggs? I don't think so!

This is a photo from Craftydaisies. She has a great tutorial on how to blow Easter eggs.

I have been thinking about blowing eggs for weeks now and just gave up and bought already blown ones on eBay here. Lazy? Perhaps. However, I get the heebs when I think about blowing eggs so I bought 15 eggs for $10 shipped.  It was worth it for me to not blow eggs.

The seller was super nice and you can buy more than chicken eggs on eBay - quail, rooster, duck, ostrich... OK - not rooster. Just seeing if anyone reads this.

Comments

[Jeff]

What is this world coming to when we think it is cool to blow eggs... wait, you mean get the stuff out of the inside of the egg dont you? - nevermind.

[Shannon]

I'm thinking of giving the project a try this evening. Maybe I'll have extra blown eggs and share...just maybe ;-}

[Miss Sassy]

Hey Shannon - I think we'll just dye them this year. I bought some cute adornment stuff to glue on them from that German catalog that makes the great glass glitter. I can't remember the name! Go for the blowing of the eggs. I may have to if mine don't arrive intact LOL!

[Miss Sassy]

I didn't know about eBay either--I just typed it in with a little hope and was pleasantly surprised. I remember popping my ears as a kid trying to blow eggs! Great tutorial, BTW, on the egg blowing. It has been so long since I have done it so it is great to see a refresher.

[Shannon]

!!! Amanda and I wanted to blow out eggs. We saw cute blown eggs on display at Pottery Barn. The eggs were wrapped/glued with floral tissue papers. What are you going to do with yours?

[Candace]

I didn't know you could get them on e-bay already done - that's great!! Good to know. I swear I thought I blew out a filling doing it.