Cut a 10 inch strand of yarn and place it between your middle and ring fingers.
Pull the yarn from the back of your hand to your palm and hold both ends with your thumb.
Wrap the same colour of yarn (colour A) around your hand 50 times. Cut the yarn from the ball (you'll do this after every colour).After you've wrapped the yarn around a few times you don't have to hold the ends with your thumb anymore.
Choose a second colour of yarn (colour B) to be the egg's stripes. Wrap this colour, beside the first, 25 times. Try not to overlap the colours.
Wrap colour A another 50 times.At this point you may want to push the yarn further down your hand to make room for more yarn.
Wrap colour B 25 more times, and then colour A for a final 50 times. There should be 200 wraps total.
Step 3: Tie the yarn and cut the loops
Slide one end of the 10 inch strand back to the front of your hand and loosely tie it around the yarn bundle.
Slide the yarn off your hand carefully and tie the 10 inch strand in a double knot around the center of the bundle.
Cut through the loops with fabric scissors, creating a rough pom pom shape.
Step 4: Trim the pom pom
Trim the pom pom to look like a cylinder.
Use tweezers to separate the yarn colours as best you can, creating the Easter egg's stripes.
Trim the center of the egg so that the yarn looks smooth and is equal lengths.
Trim the top of the egg into a rounded point.
Cut the bottom of the egg to be more rounded and flat.Make any final cuts and adjustments to even things out.