How to Make a Santa Claus Decoration Using an Egg

How to Make a Santa Claus Decoration Using an Egg

It's really fun to make Santa Claus with an eggshell.

It can also be used to decorate the Christmas tree or simply place it anywhere in your room.

1 . Select an egg, then make a small hole into it using a spoon or a knife.  During removing the content, don't waste it.

2. Wash the egg properly to make it clean and odorless

3. Let it dry. Apply adhesive and stick tissue paper on the egg. Cover the hole with tissue paper and glue for strength.

4. Take a sheet of red velvet cloth, make half circle & rectangle shapes as shown below.

5. Take the rectangle according to the egg diameter and paste it around the egg.

6. Make a cone shape from the half circle velvet paper.

7. Stick the cone shape on top of the egg and bend it slightly to give a hat effect.

8. Stick a small cotton ball at the end of the hat using paste.

9. Take some more cotton and paste it on the edges of the velvet paper.

10. Paint the face of Santa using oil paints or watercolors.

11. Sketch eyes and mouth using drawing pens, stick mustache and beard with extra cotton.

12. Color the bottom of the egg with red paint.

13. Use your brand new Santa to decorate a tree or as an ornament anywhere in your home.

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Apply Eye-shadow Like A Professional

Apply Eye-shadow Like A Professional

Things You Require:

1. Moisturiser

2. Eye cream

3. Eye primer

4. Eye-shadows

5. Eye makeup brushes
(Flat Stiff Brush, Pencil Brush, Stiff Dome Brush, Fluffy Dome Brush)

6. Kohl eyeliner

7. Eyeliner

8. Mascara

Step 1

Start by cleaning the area around the eyes. Take it up with a moisturizer or an eye cream. Next step to set-up the eye area with an eye primer. You can also use a concealer that matches the skin tone around your eyes. Apply the concealer with a brush and secure it with an opaque or crystal clear powder. This will make the eye area look even, make the skin crease-proof, and also conceal any discoloration of the skin. It also generates a clear base so that the colors sit properly

Step 2

Now its time for the actual eye makeup.The eye area consists of the eyelid, the crease, and the brow bone. It’s also necessary that you know which texture/shade to use on each of these areas. Use textures like frost/shimmer/shine on the eyelid and brow bone, and matte finish textures on the crease.

Start by applying the color on the eyelid with a flat eye-shadow brush using a sweeping motion. Here, a dull gold shade in frost texture was used, since there is very less lid space. This lighter shade will make the eyelid more prominent. To apply from the Middle and then wipe/sweep it towards both inside and outside corners. Apply the color equally on the lid and stake more for potency.

Step 3

Now, we make the crease area. Use a darker shade of eye-shadow to define the eye shape. To make this, go for shades. To Start applying from the outside of the eye, creating a ‘V’, and mix it halfway through the eyelid with a woolly eye-shadow mixing brush. Do this using the windshield wiper motion. Keep blending until the color starts to look softer. In order to highlight the brow bone, go for lighter shades in either frost or shimmer textures.

Step 4

To make the eye makeup more noticeable, use an eye pencil/kohl eyeliner on the lower lash line. Smudge/Blurred it with a pencil brush or smudger if you want a hazy result.

Step 5

Apply eyeliner to define the eyes. Start from the outer corner and gradually pull it inwards using small strokes. You can retain it plainly, or make it fair. And, when in doubt, just jetting out!

Step 6

See the Final Look:

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