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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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Unique DIY Constellation Easter Eggs

Unique DIY Constellation Easter Eggs
Constellations and space theme has recently become a real hit in décor, so let’s use this trendy theme for Easter décor! You’ll need eggs, blue egg dye and metallic sharpies. Begin by hard boiling your eggs and degreasing them. Dye them blue, according the instructions on the package. Soak the eggs in the dye longer... 
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Fun And Colorful DIY Mosaic Easter Eggs

Fun And Colorful DIY Mosaic Easter Eggs
If you’re wanting to get extra crafty and stylish with your Easter egg decorating this year, try these charming Mosaic Easter Eggs! It’s a super fun project and kids would love it too of course. Boil at least 8 white eggs. Set half of the white eggs to the side to save. Mix one cup... 
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19 Cool DIY Ways To Dye And Paint Easter Eggs

19 Cool DIY Ways To Dye And Paint Easter Eggs
Easter is coming, and all that mess about decorating eggs is about to begin. There are lots and lots of ways to create super original eggs – edible and not – but dying is perhaps the easiest and the most popular way to decorate them. If you prefer natural colors and prefer natural dyers, then... 
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DIY Crochet Radish Egg Cozies For Easter

DIY Crochet Radish Egg Cozies For Easter
Easter is not so far as you think and it’s time to make some Easter-inspired crafts. What about a couple of cute egg cozies? A crochet radish egg cup cozy is a great and super fun idea – not only for Easter but also for the whole spring. A single piece is made up of... 
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Original DIY Kokeshi Easter Eggs

Original DIY Kokeshi Easter Eggs
Kokeshi are wooden lacquered Japanese dolls painted in colorful kimonos.  The kimonos range from bright and vibrant to earth-toned and natural looking.  Why not use this idea for Easter? To make kokeshi Easter eggs you’ll need 2 tbsp loose pu-erh tea, 4 cups of water, 8 eggs, a medium pot for boiling eggs, a slotted... 
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Colorful DIY String Easter Eggs For Decor

Colorful DIY String Easter Eggs For Decor
These string Easter eggs can become a great decoration or you can use as place cards. Take embroidery floss, water balloons, a balloon pumper-upper and Elmer’s glue. Blow up some balloons with the pumper-upper, because your face will explode if you try to blow these suckers up with your breath. Set up the ingenious drying... 
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14 Alternative DIY Easter Egg Decor Ideas

14 Alternative DIY Easter Egg Decor Ideas
We all got used to dying Easter eggs in different colors but if you want a change, have a look at these alternative ways to decorate the eggs. Chalkboard paint is ideal as gives an opportunity to leave messages or chalk right on the eggs. Decoupage is not a very easy technique though very original... 
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How To Decorate Natural Brown Easter Eggs

How To Decorate Natural Brown Easter Eggs
Don’t want to spend time dying Easter eggs? Tired of all standard egg décor ideas? Well, in case you like natural looks, you’ll love this easy Easter craft! All you need are some brown eggs and a non-toxic white paint pen. Then doodle away. Draw whatever you like – geometric lines and shapes, bunnies, flowers,... 
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How To Dye Easter Eggs Using Onion Skins And Leaves

How To Dye Easter Eggs Using Onion Skins And Leaves
Dying the Easter eggs with natural colorants is a cool and eco-friendly idea, and I’m sure that you have all the ingredients at hand. What about the pattern? If you take natural colorants, let’s make a natural pattern. You’ll need 4 eggs, onion skins, thin stockings, leaves, for example, of parsley and rosemary and butter.... 
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