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The image shows a set of four photographs depicting the process of creating marbled Easter egg art using nail polish and water. The first photo shows a pair of hands holding up a piece of paper in the shape of an egg with the text 'Marbled Easter Egg Art' written across it. The second photo shows a plastic bin filled with water, with colorful swirls of nail polish poured into the water, creating a marbled effect. A hand is seen dipping a paper egg-shaped cutout into the water to transfer the marbled nail polish design onto the paper. The third photo shows a close-up view of a completed marbled Easter egg art piece, showcasing the vibrant swirls of pastel colors on the paper egg. The fourth photo shows another pair of hands holding up a completed marbled Easter egg art piece against a dark background.

DIY Marbled Easter Egg Art

MARBLED EASTER EGG ART!⁣ ⁣ You’ll need:⁣ watercolor paper cut into the shape of eggs⁣ nail polish⁣ water⁣ plastic bin⁣ newspaper⁣ ⁣ Instructions:⁣ ⁣ Fill a shallow bin halfway with water. Invite your child to pour nail polish into it. We chose to use pastel spring colors!⁣ ⁣ Swirl the nail polish with a toothpick to create a marbled effect, then dip the paper egg into it. Just a small amount of nail polish is needed! We discovered that if too much was used, the nail polish created unsightly blobs on the paper.⁣ ⁣ Pull out the paper, then set it on a piece of newspaper to dry. Kids may be able to dip a second egg into the water, but if more nail polish is needed, simply add more!⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣
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