Easter isn’t complete without decorating Easter eggs – it’s a holiday tradition that is sure to bring your families creativity out! We’ve picked ten of our favourite unique decorating and dyeing ideas to share with you from talented ladies around the web. You’ll find loads more on our Pinterest boards!
Kool-aid Dipped Easter Eggs
An easy way to decorate eggs without food-colouring, dies or paint. Grab the Kool-aid and get creative. We love how these fun colours came out looking almost marbled. Plus they smell super yummy as you dip! Read on for a tie-die twist using Kool-aid to decorate easter eggsÂ
How to at: craftymorning.com
Papier-mâché Easter Eggs
Colourful and creative Paper-mâché or decoupage style Easter Eggs.
How to at: firefliesandmudpies.com
Embellished Easter Eggs
Sparkles and glitter decorate plastic Easter Eggs – perfect for hiding chocolate treats.
How to at:Â twosisterscrafting.com
'Little Miss' Character Easter Eggs
These egg creations are so cute! Inspired by the Little Miss and Mr books, you can take this idea to any theme you can imagine. Simply dye your eggs, dry them and then paint or use a sharpie to draw your details on. More at: creamalice.com
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Foil Covered Easter Eggs
These metallic looking Easter eggs are a fun craft project to share with the kids. Very simple to make, all you’ll need is eggs, aluminum foil, paint and your own imagination!
How to at: suzyssitcom.com
Galaxy Easter Eggs
What’s not to love about these vibrant galaxy themed Easter Eggs? We love the deep purples and blues of these eggs. See the tutorial for this really unique take on egg decorating.
How to at:Â dreamalittlebigger.com
Kool Aid Tie Dye Easter Eggs
From Kraft kitchens – these cool KOOL-AID Tie-Dye Easter Eggs are super easy ad fun to make!
How to at:Â kraftrecipes.com
Blue Robin Easter Eggs
From Kraft kitchens – these cool KOOL-AID Tie-Dye Easter Eggs are super easy ad fun to make! These DIY dyed blue Robin Easter Eggs are so pretty in our favourite shade of blue! Follow the tutorial to make your own home-made dye on the stovetop with red cabbage! The kids are sure to remember making these gorgeous eggs for years to come. How to at: honestlyyum.com
Gold Leaf Easter Eggs
Pick-up a gold leaf kit from your local craft store to make these easy elegant golden eggs. How to at:Â sheknows.com
Ninja Turtle Easter Eggs
So simple and cute! You’ll just need some green food colouring for the dye, coloured ribbons and googly eyes that you can pick up at your local craft or dollar store.
How-to at apumpkinandaprincess.com
Tie-Dye Easter Eggs
These Tie Dye eggs are really fun and easy to make – each one turns unique and colourful!
How to at: ehow.com
