Ostrich eggs come in different sizes. They are much rounder than other eggs. They have a pitted surface which is a pleasant texture to work on. If you do not like the texture you can coat the egg with gesso and lightly sand it to a smooth surface.

Bob Sproule won 1st prize in Decoupage Eggs at the 2006 Royal Easter Show.

Pat Penfold created this beautiful classical egg. It won a Highly Commended in Decoupage Eggs at the 2006 Royal Easter Show.

Denise McDermott created this tropical birdscape.

Mary Waks created this African theme egg for a competition.

Allen Press created this beautiful 18th century style découpage ostrich egg.

This is my egg.

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