Why Are There Holes in Plastic Easter Eggs

Thread a yarn needle with a strong string or cord. Pop open the egg and poke the needle through the hole in the bottom of the egg and then the hole in the top half of the egg. Be sure to make a knot in the thread so that the eggs can’t fall off while you work.

How do you make holes in plastic Easter eggs?

Thread a yarn needle with a strong string or cord. Pop open the egg and poke the needle through the hole in the bottom of the egg and then the hole in the top half of the egg. Be sure to make a knot in the thread so that the eggs can’t fall off while you work.

Why is an Easter egg Hollow?

Easter eggs became chocolatey in 19th century Europe, with the first British dark chocolate eggs crafted by Cadbury in 1875. Chocolate eggs were originally often solid chocolate, and later replaced by hollow eggs containing surprises, as representation of the new life and hope within.