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What you need:
fuse beads,
small round pegboard,
greaseproof paper or baking parchment,
dry iron,
pair of tweezers,
glue
The egg cup consists of nine rings.
Put a ring of beads (two rows) onto your pegboard starting with the second row from the middle. That means that seven pegs in the middle remain
empty.
When you have finished applying the beads, preheat the iron. Do not use steam.
Put a piece of greaseproof paper (or baking parchment) on the beads and iron them until they fuse.
Let the beads cool down for some time and remove them from the pegboard.
Iron the back as well.
Make two more of these rings.
The next ring is one row larger. That means that you start placing the beads in the third row from the
middle.
Make another ring starting in the fourth row.
Finally, make four rings starting in the fifth row.
Stick the rings on top of each other in order of their size.
Begin with the three small rings.
Then use the two single rings; first the smaller one, then the larger one.
Finally, stick the four larger rings on top.
Press the parts together tightly and let them dry.
Important! Only put cold eggs into your egg cup. Otherwise the heat of the egg will let the fuse beads melt. Remember to mention this piece of advice if you do crafting with children or want to give the egg cups away as a present.
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