Studio DIY's Homemade Burger Eggs for Easter are Festive and Food-Focused
Alyson Wyers — March 28, 2016 — Art & Design
References: studiodiy & howsweeteats
There is still just enough time to make these DIY burger eggs for Easter. Created by Studio DIY, the homemade Easter eggs are food-focused and decorated to look just like an oblong cheeseburger.
To make your own, you will need hardboiled brown eggs (to mimic the buns), non-toxic markers in colors like white, red and brown, yellow paper, white school glue, scissors and green streamers or tissue paper. Of course, you can also improvise a bit depending on your favorite burger toppings.
The festive burger eggs can also be accompanied with faux french fries in a basket to complete the look. Either way, it is a fun craft to do on a rainy spring day.
To make your own, you will need hardboiled brown eggs (to mimic the buns), non-toxic markers in colors like white, red and brown, yellow paper, white school glue, scissors and green streamers or tissue paper. Of course, you can also improvise a bit depending on your favorite burger toppings.
The festive burger eggs can also be accompanied with faux french fries in a basket to complete the look. Either way, it is a fun craft to do on a rainy spring day.
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
1. Arts and Crafts - The arts and crafts industry can capitalize on the demand for DIY Easter crafts by offering innovative and creative products and supplies.
2. Food and Beverage - Restaurants and food brands can create marketing campaigns and products inspired by food-themed Easter eggs, targeting consumers seeking unique and food-related holiday experiences.
3. Education and Entertainment - Schools, community centers, and entertainment venues can organize Easter egg decorating workshops and events that promote creativity, imagination, and experiential learning.
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