It’s easy and fun to create this crazy egg man toy with a little bit of help from Resene.
Egg-man - instruction sheet
Resene kids art with Mark Rayner - Project 117
Difficulty level: Moderate
You will need: Cardboard toilet roll tube, Paintbrushes, Polystyrene egg (these are available from most craft shops), PVA glue Scissors, Resene Art Action Quick Dry, Resene testpots of Resene Alabaster, Resene Bonanza and Resene Nero
Top tip: You could also use the empty shell from a real boiled egg – just be careful not to crack it too much while scooping out the inside.
Here's another idea: This crafty egg man was painted with Resene testpots of Resene All Black, Resene Bright Red and Resene Vista White.
Egg man
Another idea: Paint egg man with bright colours
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