How to Make Pompom-Covered Easter Eggs

An easy craft idea for Easter! Simply hot glue pompoms onto the outside of plastic easter eggs, and you have a cute kids' craft for spring!

Hot glue the two parts of the plastic egg together so it won't open up. Hold it in place until the glue has hardened.
Begin gluing pom poms around the outside of the plastic egg, staggering the colors for maximum variety. Don't put poms of the same color next to each other if you can help it.
Keep gluing more pompoms onto the egg, varying the colors, until the entire outside of it is covered!

Use a silicone finger protector to help prevent burns from the hot glue gun. This is especially helpful if kids are helping make these eggs!
If you don't have plastic easter eggs, you can use wooden eggs or make your own with salt dough, modeling clay, or even Play-Doh. Just make sure they dry out and get hard before you start gluing on the pom poms.