I’ve never tried this, but it’s definitely worth a shot, and it does look seriously cute. Just make sure the eggs are properly cooked first, otherwise you’ll end up with questionable stains all over your clothes and an angry mother 
When you’re done, hand it over to your special someone (or just put it in your tummy).
Image SourceHere’s a quick post for you, with another egg that’s been spotted – the Posty Egg! I like this one, it’s really cute in how it takes a classic English symbol and, well, turns it into an egg shape. Try getting your post into that one!
Two eggies for you today, both of which are brightly colourful and which caught my eye for being so bold yet simple, yet they both look very different. I think I like the rainbow one more, being the rainbow-geek that I am : )
or it’s an giant egg laid by a Chewbacca! Or a giant coconut! Or…or…
Or just another giant Faberge-inspired egg in the name of Art. This one can be seen in Covent Garden and just looks so huggable/stroke-able!
…keeps the tourists coming? I dunno, but it’s probably working. Here’s an egg I found around in Covent Garden, London, I LOVE the detail such as the buses and the swirling tower blocks and hot air balloons. One of my favourite ones, this one is, but I’ll be posting more soon!
So apparently there’s an Easter Egg hunt around London going on, with lots of Faberge-inspired eggs designed by several designers and celebrities.
Here’s the first one I saw, which I loved. It’s now up for sale, some of them at some stonking prices. I’m on a hunt for the other eggs while they’re still on display, it’s like Pokemon, gotta catch em all! Err, maybe not. But I’m definitely going to be posting anymore that I see, and I’ll be encouraging you to look out too! Have you seen any other ones so far?
The Harlequin Tea Set 