Dying Easter eggs is a tradition but why not decorate them in another way paying tribute to it? You’ll need eggs, wax crayons, food coloring and water. First you boil the eggs, cool and dry them. After drawing the pattern with crayons, we dyed them in diluted food coloring. The wax from the crayon will... 

If you don’t want traditional Easter décor, this roundup is for you! We’ve gathered several tutorials for creating a modern Easter atmosphere. Let’s start from eggs, without which I can’t imagine Easter. Dying them is traditional but you can choose something unexpected like indigo eggs, light blue eggs with geometric patterns or making terrariums instead... 

Tired of traditional décor? Looking for original ideas for this Easter? Here it is! We all got used to dying or wrapping Easter eggs but what about decorating them with confetti? I’d say it’s so glam and amazing! The supplies are 1-2 ounces of pastel edible confetti, 4-6 eggs, boiled, cooled and patted dry, 2...