My kids LOVE painting plaster moulds. We have a shelf at home filled with their plaster creations! Last week I was at our local discount store and came across some silacone cake and chocolate moulds for under $2. I don’t know about you but I’ve never had success actually baking cakes in them?! I decided to buy some plaster of paris ($4) and made our own Easter Plasters. One packet made around 12 large moulds making each finished plaster cost around 50 cents each – bargain! We then used some acrylic paints to paint them.
Watch the video tutorial here –
We hope you enjoy this easy Easter craft activity! I’m going to make a pile of smaller ones for my son’s playgroup this week. You might also like these great Easter Projects.
Louise x
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how did you dry the plaster of paris Easter egg? oven or let it sit? and what was the average drying time.