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12 DIY Easter Egg Crafts To Excite Your Kids

12 DIY Easter Egg Crafts To Excite Your Kids
Easter is coming this week, and it’s high time to create something for it! If you have little ones, you should definitely have a look at today’s roundup because it’s dedicated to awesome Easter eggs that will strike your kids. Eggs have a perfect shape for metamorphoses of various kinds, you turn them into burgers,... 
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DIY Black And White Swan Easter Eggs

DIY Black And White Swan Easter Eggs
These cool eggs can become a great Easter decoration. The materials are black & white swan Easter eggs template, Adobe Reader, color printer, A4 paper stock around 100-180 gsm, black and white acrylic paints, eggs, paint brush, egg stand to dry your eggs on, scissors, glue or double sided tape. Download Black & White Swan... 
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Scandinavian-Style Easter: DIY Feather Easter Eggs

Scandinavian-Style Easter: DIY Feather Easter Eggs
This feather Easter eggs are so calm, beautiful and Nordic-like! Prepare some dyeable, reusable faux Easter eggs, feather and pick carton. The project basically involves pasting down the feather with modge podge and a small foam brush being careful about the direction of the feathers as you brush it on. Apply a second coat after... 
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How To Dye Eggs With Blueberry Jam For Easter

How To Dye Eggs With Blueberry Jam For Easter
With Easter just around the corner it’s time to think how to decorate the eggs. Here’s a super cool and easy tutorial for blue eggs with all-natural ingredients. Got some blueberry jam? Go ahead! Stir 3-4 table spoons of blueberry jam into boiling water and let it boil for about 10 min. Cool the water... 
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11 Original Easter DIYs That Will Drive You Crazy

11 Original Easter DIYs That Will Drive You Crazy
Easter is considered to be a very traditional holiday which you usually spend with your family or the closest friends but what if we spruce it up a little? Let’s take a look at some unique and fun Easter crafts that will make this celebration a non-typical and very memorable one! Painting and dying eggs... 
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DIY Easter Egg Ornament With A Nest Inside

DIY Easter Egg Ornament With A Nest Inside
Easter is coming, and it’s time to craft some awesome decorations and think over original egg dying ideas. This cool hanging egg decoration is a cute thing to rock on this day, so let’s make it. Make a hole in the side of the egg and gently take the contents out. Now to make a... 
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9 Stylish DIY For Black And White Easter Décor

9 Stylish DIY For Black And White Easter Décor
Black and white have always been a perfectly stylish combo for any case and thought they are non-typical for Easter – why not risk and be original? Rocking these two colors is super easy: take some chalkboard paint and cover the boiled eggs with it, then you can chalk any words, wishes or pics on... 
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How To Dye Easter Eggs Using Cabbage

How To Dye Easter Eggs Using Cabbage
How can you dye eggs to get these gorgeous blue shades? TwineAndTable blog shared a wonderful idea! Prepare hard-boiled eggs, 4 cups red cabbage, 2 tbsp vinegar. Shred or chop red cabbage. Place 4 cups of cabbage into a large pot with 1 quart of water and 2 tbsp white vinegar. Bring to a boil,... 
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DIY Easter Suprise Egg From Colorful Yarn

DIY Easter Suprise Egg From Colorful Yarn
These DIY Easter Surprise Eggs are super fun to make! They’re perfect for Easter brunch or dinner to place on a table setting as an addition to the charming decor. For adults, fill it with delicious chocolates and for kids, throw in some toys and fun Easter surprise treats! To make them you’ll need small... 
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Trendy DIY Marble Easter Eggs Using Nail Polish

Trendy DIY Marble Easter Eggs Using Nail Polish
Marble is incredibly timeless and elegant and in my opinion will never go out of style, that’s why today I’d like to share a great marble Easter eggs tutorial from PoshLittleDesigns. The supplies are 4-6 boiled eggs chilled, 3 of your favorite colors of nail polish, 1 cup of distilled water at room temp, toothpicks,... 
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