Remember the eggs you look in to!
04-17-2011, 03:30 PM
#42
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Originally Posted by debbieumphress
Now I have to check them out. Anything the gov't thinks has too much sugar is right up my alley. LOL. Thanks for sharing. I can't find the original easter eggs marshmallow anywhere close to me. SO sad. LOL I can look at the picture though. They are like large jelly beans. Except with Marshmallow inside.
04-17-2011, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by DoxieMom
If you have a World Market near you, they sell them there. "Spun Sugar Panoramic Eggs" $1.99 each (according to the flyer that came with this morning's paper).
Originally Posted by sewingsuz
That was my favorite thing about easter and I never had one. They were not to eat. they were white surgar stuff and decorated with frosting or something hard. There was a round hole at the end and you would look in there and there was some Easter scene. what happened to them?
04-17-2011, 05:41 PM
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There was a lady at church that made them every year. When she worked with the youth (10 year olds), she would have them go to her house & taught them how to do them. My daughter had hers until she moved out of the house.
04-17-2011, 07:07 PM
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they aren't that hard to make. It's sugar and a tiny bit of water. Pack ito an egg mold and flip out,slice one side to make a flat side-will be the window- then set on a tray to dry(flat side down). Let a crust form( may take several hours to a day) then carefully remove the soft sugar inside. The trick is to get a thin shell without breaking it. That's where i fail but DD got quite good at it. add your icing border to the open window and put a little figure inside. There used be instructions in Wilton's decorating books I think.
04-17-2011, 07:42 PM
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I still make them, but I do them with plastic eggs. I use a wood burning tool ro cut an oval our of the plastic egg, after gluing the two pieces together. Then I use atificial turf to glue on the botton of the egg inside, I add little bunnies and miniature flower posts with mini flowers, little tiny plastic eggs. I add bushes from the folliage in artificial flowers. I seal the window by adding a piece of clear vynal and then I decorate the outside with lace and ribbon. My husband makes me a stand to set them up on.
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