I wanted to try a new Easter egg decorating technique and it turned out awesome! Make sure the tissue paper you use bleeds when wet. Supplies Needed: Tissue paper Water Squirt bottle (optional) Hard boiled egg Start by squirting your egg with water and sticking tissue paper all over it. I found this $1 confetti […]

My new favorite way to decorate Easter eggs is now with rubber cement! It makes awesome designs and it’s so fun watching them in the new color. Here’s a tutorial video I made… Supplies Needed: Rubber cement Food coloring Vinegar/Water Bottle caps/rolled up paper Cups Spoons Start by dying white blown out eggs or hard […]

Supplies Needed: Food coloring Oil Hard boiled eggs Cups Water Spoon Start by putting about an inch of water in a cup and adding your desired color with food coloring (about 6-8 drops). Then add 1 TBSP of oil (can use any – vegetable, olive, canola etc.) Drop in your egg, stir with the spoon […]

This popular tie dye Easter egg decorating idea is going around (saw it on One Little Project) and just had to try for myself! She used neon food coloring but I wanted to see how it’d look with just regular ones.   Supplies Needed: Food Coloring Hard boiled egg Kleenex or Paper Towel Rubberband/hair binder […]

Here’s a fun Easter egg technique you can do with the kiddos this year ~ marbled and speckled eggs! Note that we started with rice shake eggs to get the speckled look. Supplies Needed: Oil Hard boiled eggs (or blow them out) Food Coloring Water Cups Spoon You will first want to dye the hard […]

Here’s a fun twist on dyeing Easter eggs this year! Grab a tub of cool whip and food coloring for an experience! I have also posted my shaving cream easter eggs but this makes it safer and edible. I found using the neon food coloring makes it more vibrant and colorful! Supplies: Cool Whip Neon […]