Darling beaded Easter eggs

Use the wire cutters to snip a piece of wire approximately the length of your arm.

Start by threading 8 beads and form a loop. Then twist the wire to create a small, round circle of beads. For this project, Anna has chosen a mix of yellow, blue, and pink beads, as shown in the video, but of course, you can choose any colours you wish.

Secure the circle to the top of the egg using glue. Now, thread the metal wire with beads in alternating colours.

When the metal wire has enough beads to form a round, glue the beads to the egg. At the end of the round, pass the metal wire through the first bead of the round so that the first and last beads meet and are secured to each other. Repeat this process until the egg is covered with beads. "Use the glue sparingly," Clara advises.

Finish the egg with a loop in the same way you started.

Place the decorated eggs in a lovely bowl, or let them be a part of your Easter decorations. The Easter egg can also be hung using a hook.