Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video is sponsored by Ohuhu. Save 10% off with my coupon LindsayArt10 to save 10% off your purchase at ohuhu.com through 9/4/2026 #ohuhu #ohuhumarkers
In this video, we will make some easter eggs with plaster of Paris and decorate them! I will also show you how to refill the new Hanauma Series acrylic paint marker from Ohuhu. We will do the marbling technique, spatter technique, and draw designs with the markers. These techniques can be used on lots of other crafts, too!
Supplies (Affiliate links used)
Ohuhu refillable acrylic markers
Ohuhu website: ohuhu.com/collections/acrylic-paint-markers/products/ohuhu-acrylic-paint-markers-refillable-36-colors-hanauma
Amazon: amzn.to/3NOtQcG
Ohuhu acrylic ink refills:
Ohuhu website: ohuhu.com/products/ohuhu-acrylic-marker-ink-refill-for-mauna-kea-hanauma-series
On Amazon: amzn.to/4lCVOVj
*These markers will work on most surfaces so if you don't want to make plaster eggs as I did, you can use natural eggs that have been blown out or wooden/paper mache eggs that have been prepped with white gesso. There are many affordable options, premade and ready to decorate: amzn.to/47D2Vaw
To make the eggs you will need:
Paster of Paris: amzn.to/3NPXDlj
3D reusable egg mold: amzn.to/4rIBByT
*This would be a really fun one to paint with the markers because it has cute designs, and then glue a magnet on! amzn.to/4bOV9wJ
Shaving cream for marbling: amzn.to/4lFkpJg
Want to buy the painting featured in this, or another video? Email me at artstudiosofbangor@yahoo.com with "painting purchase request" in the subject line for a price quote:)
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Credits:
Video production and Craft ideas: Lindsay Weirich
Music: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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This video is sponsored by Ohuhu. Save 10% off with my coupon LindsayArt10 to save 10% off your purchase at ohuhu.com through 9/4/2026 #ohuhu #ohuhumarkers
In this video, we will make some easter eggs with plaster of Paris and decorate them! I will also show you how to refill the new Hanauma Series acrylic paint marker from Ohuhu. We will do the marbling technique, spatter technique, and draw designs with the markers. These techniques can be used on lots of other crafts, too!
Supplies (Affiliate links used)
Ohuhu refillable acrylic markers
Ohuhu website: ohuhu.com/collections/acrylic-paint-markers/products/ohuhu-acrylic-paint-markers-refillable-36-colors-hanauma
Amazon: amzn.to/3NOtQcG
Ohuhu acrylic ink refills:
Ohuhu website: ohuhu.com/products/ohuhu-acrylic-marker-ink-refill-for-mauna-kea-hanauma-series
On Amazon: amzn.to/4lCVOVj
*These markers will work on most surfaces so if you don't want to make plaster eggs as I did, you can use natural eggs that have been blown out or wooden/paper mache eggs that have been prepped with white gesso. There are many affordable options, premade and ready to decorate: amzn.to/47D2Vaw
To make the eggs you will need:
Paster of Paris: amzn.to/3NPXDlj
3D reusable egg mold: amzn.to/4rIBByT
*This would be a really fun one to paint with the markers because it has cute designs, and then glue a magnet on! amzn.to/4bOV9wJ
Shaving cream for marbling: amzn.to/4lFkpJg
Want to buy the painting featured in this, or another video? Email me at artstudiosofbangor@yahoo.com with "painting purchase request" in the subject line for a price quote:)
Try a class! lindsayweirich.teachable.com
Subscribe to my blog and stay updated (upper right-hand corner) thefrugalcrafter.wordpress.com
Subscribe to my monthly-ish newsletter for class info and sales: lindsayweirich.substack.com
Shop my favorite products on Amazon: amazon.com/shop/thefrugalcrafterlindsayweirich
Credits:
Video production and Craft ideas: Lindsay Weirich
Music: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0
For Sponsorships or Product Reviews, email Lindsay at: artstudiosofbangor@yahoo.com
Social media links:
Facebook: facebook.com/thefrugalcrafter
Blog: thefrugalcrafter.wordpress.com
Pinterest: pinterest.com/frugalcrafter/boards
Twitter: twitter.com/lindsayweirich
Instagram: instagram.com/lindsayweirich
YouTube Subscribe: youtube.com/user/thefrugalcrafter?sub_confirmation=1
*This post may contain affiliate links
#thefrugalcrafter #watercolor #art
