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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1963)
P ii urn I i), ii.ii .niiiii(t nimixn. i n 1 Easter Ideas To Cultivate SOMETHING DIFFERENT tree" is just one of the unusua egg coloring kits for Easter. Pictures and detailed direc tions make this and other ideas fun and easy decorations for the Easter season. A sophisticated lemon- egg designs found in new ' 4 CHARMING EASTER DECOR This "Mary, Mary Quite Contrary" Easter egg garden is just one of the many unusual egg arrangements created from ideas found in a new booklet published by the makers of a well-known egg coloring kit. Mary. Mary, quile contrary, how docs your Easier garden grow; If you're really up to date, you'll forget all about silver bells and cockleshells and use Easter egg shells instead. Your reward uill be a bouquet of compliments j and perhaps a plea to make some! more ingenious decorations "quick like a bunny." Shells may be obtained by blowing" eggs. L'se a sharp- pointed skewer or manicure scis sors to make a hole about the size of a small pea at either end of the membrane Then hold the egg over a bowl and blow- through one hole until contents come out the other. Kinse the shell in cool water and drain well. Since the eggshell is so much lighter than the egg itself, spoon the dye bath overj the shell lo insure an even colori distribution and lei the colored shell drain well and dry com pletely. For the garden (lowers, use pas tel dyed eggshells, for flower stem, generously cover end of short, thin dowel stick lor 2 pipe stem cleaners i with quick-drying household cement or jeweler's glue and gently glue it into hole at large end of eggshell. Cover hole at small end by gluing on sequin to tiny pieces of paper. plastic tape or felt. Cut various shaped "petal collars" from pas tel construction paper, shelf paper or paper doilies: with manicurci scissors, cut small hole in center of each "collar." Push each up on dowel stick and glue to bottom of eggshell. Wind dowel stick w ith bias strips of green crepe paper or ribbon. Glue crepe paper or artificial leaves near base of "stem." Anchor "stem" of com pleted egg flower (irmly in center ol large gumdrop. Kor Mary's head: Dye an egg shell pale pink or pale orange. Lsing small end ot egg (or chin, glue (ancy sequins in place (or (acial features. (Features can be made (rom felt, plastic tape or construction paper if preferred. Make hair from narrow strip of yellow, brown or black crepe pa per, fringed and curled and glue into place. Make hat from a 5- mch circle of paper decorated with artificial flowers and rib bon; glue into place. For skirt: Make cone from pas tel construction paper or light weight cardboard by cutting a semi-circle 16 inches in diameter. Staple, tape or glue skirl togeth er in back and trim skirt w ith part of paper doily, a bright bow and tiny artificial fluuer. For blouse: use paper of same type and color. On a fold, cut a triangle 15 inches wide and S inches high. Then from center of lolded edge cut small circle for neck. Glue or staple tips of blouse in top of skirt front and back. I To assemble: Glue short, thin dowel stick into hole at chin end of eggshell head. Slip blouse and skirt up on dowel stick and glue into place. Slip a long strip of paper through blouse and glue ends of strip togetlier in front for arms. A "Lemon" Tree can either (orm the final touch (or Marv's garden. or be used independently as a striking table centerpiece: To make the "Lemon" Tree: Although this looks laborate. it's really very simple to make. Wire coat hangers, bent lo design, make the basic tree. Artificial leaves placed as thickly as you like, are w ired lo tree "branches." Yel low eggshells (with pipe stem cleaner glued into hole at large end. and, if you want, sequins or beads glued to cover hole at small end' are secured to tree by wrapping pipe stem cleaners around tree "branches" until egg "lemons" are snugly in place Stems of leaves and "lemons" plus the tree "trunk" are wrapped with floral tape, crepe paper, rib bon or plastic tape. The com pleted tree is anchored into a (low er pot filled with sand, modeling clay or quick-drying plaster o( pans. Farewell Party Given MERRILL Mrs. Bill Hill was honored at a eoinn-awav Dartv bv employes of the Merrill Branch of the First National Bank on March 27 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Pyle. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hart. Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis, Richard Steyskal. Mary Bredeen. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mai- tnx, Joyce Noonan, Kather- ine Ahern, Mr. and Mrs. Pyle and the honored guest and her husband Bill. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Tuesday. April J, 19(3 PACE 7 tMM . V:. 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