Egg Decorating Ideas That Everyone Will Love

The most classic Easter tradition is dyeing eggs. The little kits with color tablets and stickers from the grocery store are a staple of the spring season. It is so exciting to dip eggs into the vinegar water and see the finished product in your basket. Make Easter egg dyeing more egg-citing this year by trying out some of these egg decorating ideas!

Jeweled Eggs

Grab a sheet or two of sticky gems from your local craft store. Dye your eggs in vibrant jewel tones, such as green, purple, blue, and red. Place the sticky gems all over your egg or make a fun pattern. Now you have gorgeous eggs fit for a king.

Sprinkled Eggs

This is a sugary-sweet idea for egg-dyeing. Brush a thin layer of mod podge all over your eggs. Pick out your favorite colored sugar crystal or nonpareil sprinkles. Place the sprinkles into a shallow bowl and roll your mod podge-covered egg in the sprinkles.

Mosaic Eggs

Uh oh! Accidents happen. If you accidentally drop one of your beautifully dyed eggs, no need to throw it away. Gently roll it on a rough or hard surface. Crack it all over. Now you have a mosaic masterpiece. You can also take pieces of a cracked shell and glue them to another egg.

Confetti Eggs

Add some glitz and glamour to your eggs this Easter! Dye them bright neon or a classy pastel. Cover the bottom of the eggs with mod podge. Roll the bottom part of the eggs in shimmery confetti for a fun and festive twist on your typical Easter eggs.

Emoji Eggs

Dye each of your eggs a bright yellow color. Use paint or markers to design your favorite classic emoji faces on every egg. This is a creative and fun way to modernize egg dyeing. It is also a great way to get kids who love their technology more interested in the egg-dyeing tradition!

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Marbled Eggs

Spread shaving cream on your work surface. Add small drops of food coloring to your shaving cream and stir it up. Roll your eggs around in the colored shaving cream to achieve a marbled look. If you want to eat your eggs, substitute the shaving cream with whipped cream instead!

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