Concrete can be awesome to change the way you approach Easter egg decorating
I love making art with my son Jack, because I love seeing his creativity explode.
Our friend Sara Bendrick suggested we make concrete shapes for a fun DIY Night project a few weeks ago, and I was so inspired by the idea of making little shapes that I asked my 7-year-old Jack to make and decorate eggs and other shapes with me.
It was fun to share with him how concrete is made, well in a very small scale. Unlike the usual way of mixing cement, aggregates and water, we used a concrete mix which already has the aggregates in it, so it just needs water.
After we poured the mixture into plastic eggs and other molds, we waited… Until we could take them out of the molds and decorate.
We used markers, glue, embellishments and paint to take our little grey creations on a ride with our imaginations. I definitely recommend this Easter egg decorating project for the 7+ year old kids. And concrete eggs are perfect for my Spartan husband to hunt on Easter, too.
Click here to see how we made concrete shapes with Sara Bendrick.