Get some Easter egg designs & ideas here to make and hide around the homestead come Easter morning. You’ll love these beautiful Easter eggs!
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Easter Egg Designs & Ideas to Welcome Easter
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Decorate Easter Eggs with the Best Easter Egg Designs
Easter is almost here! I just love the pastel colors and Easter crafts and decorations all around. I remember how we used to celebrate Easter when we were little. We’d go to egg hunts and even get to decorate eggs any way we want!
Now that I have kids myself, I want to share with them the joy of going on an Easter egg hunt and decorating Easter eggs. So, I’ve compiled new and fresh DIY Easter egg ideas anyone can make!
1. Shaving Cream Easter Eggs
Have fun mixing colors while making these Easter eggs with shaving cream. It’s as easy as combining different liquid food colors in a bowl filled with shaving cream. Try not to make too much mess!
2. Easter Egg Piñata
This egg decorating idea is explosive! Quite literally. We’re so used to the idea of cracking eggs, so why not just take it to a whole new level and make an Easter egg piñata?
All you need are some newspaper strips, glue, water, ribbons, colored paper, a balloon, and of course, for mischievous fun — candies!
3. Decoupage Paper Napkins Easter Eggs
If you can’t paint, fake it. Paper napkin decorated eggs are one of the coolest Easter egg designs on paper I’ve ever encountered.
There’s apparently a way to print the design of your handkerchief onto your eggs. The secret? Egg white! It was right there all along!
4. Sparkling Easter Eggs
Going for a sparkly look this Easter? Get some glue, a bunch of glitters, and bedazzle your Easter eggs! Who says Easter eggs have to be dull and simple?
5. Melted Crayon Easter Eggs
Easter egg decorating ideas can make your eggs look like an entire box of crayons! It’s as easy as it sounds. All you need to do is use crayons to draw on your egg.
Make sure they’re still a little bit hot as you draw on them so the crayons melt as you doodle away!
6. Paper Mache Easter Eggs
If you don’t want to use real eggs, make them yourself! Although we’re talking about egg decorating ideas, there’s always room for going a little bit further and making the egg itself.
Basic knowledge of paper mache along with paper cutouts, a balloon, and glue are all you need!
7. Tie-Dyed Easter Egg
More fun egg decorating ideas with Sharpies! Use every Sharpie color you could possibly use and draw on your eggs. Once you’re done, use a medicine dropper to drizzle the eggs with rubbing alcohol.
The results are these eye-catching Sharpie tie-dyed Easter eggs!
8. Temporary Tattoo Easter Eggs
This Easter egg design is just ingenious. Instead of putting temporary tattoos on your arm, put them on your Easter eggs. No complicated steps required! It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3!
9. Blow Out Easter Eggs Trick
If you want hollow eggs, then this should be a part of your hunt for egg decorating ideas. Blowing out an egg is pretty easy. Just use a hand drill to punch a hole in the egg and a syringe to blow out its contents.
Now you’re free to decorate them any way you want!
10. Disney Eggs
Of course, there are egg decorating ideas where our favorite Disney characters are included. Dip the eggs in dyes and paint them with your favorite Disney figures. Voila! You’ve got not just regular Easter eggs, but Disney Easter eggs!
11. DIY Speckled Eggs
Who knew coating eggs with some paint would yield fantastic results? These DIY speckled eggs are really just that easy to make. If you want to try something simple this Easter, this is the egg decorating idea for you!
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12. Bunny Easter Eggs
You can do almost anything with your Easter eggs. Draw a bunny face and attach a pair of bunny ears and voila! Your very own bunny Easter egg! This must be the Easter bunny’s favorite egg decorating idea.
13. DIY Washi Tape Easter Eggs
Another great craft project you can make with washi tape is to decorate it on Easter eggs! Simply get your favorite washi tape patterns and cut them into different sizes. Get creative with your design combination!
14. Acrylic Paint Easter Eggs
If you love painting crafts, then you’re in for a treat. Make these adorable acrylic paint Easter eggs this Easter! It’s one of those egg decorating ideas which need a lot of focus and art skills.
Acrylic paint can be a tricky medium, but it’s worth it!
15. Chalk Paint Easter Eggs
If you still have some leftover chalk paint from other craft projects, you can use them for decorating eggs. Simply paint the eggs black and let them dry.
Now use chalk to draw on your chalk-painted Easter eggs. Be as imaginative as you can be!
16. Golden Easter Eggs
Making golden eggs will make Easter egg hunting a bit easier, but a lot more fun. Stumbling upon golden eggs is like finding a trove of gleaming real treasures. It’s as easy as painting your eggs with gold paint all the way through.
17. Unicorn Easter Eggs
Unicorn is also an adorable Easter egg decoration idea that will impress kids and adults alike! Not only they look super cute, but they’re also very fun and exciting to make.
These unicorn eggs will surely give Easter egg hunters a wonderful time!
18. Minion Easter Eggs
Easter won’t be complete without these cute yellow creatures. For Minion eggs, you’ll need clean eggshells, paint, a sharpie, some glue, and googly eyes! Recreating these loved characters is very simple.
19. Marbleized Easter Eggs
Remember that post we did on how to marbleize a bowl? Did you know you can use the same technique to create your marbleized Easter eggs?
It’s as easy as creating marbleized patterns by swirling nail polish around a bowl of cold water!
20. Sequined Easter Eggs
Among these egg decorating ideas, these sequined Easter eggs are probably the most fashionable. If you like your sequins to follow a pattern, all you need to do is re-create this idea with a straight pin.
21. Naturally-Dyed Easter Eggs
The majority of our Easter egg designs and ideas rely on dyeing. Become a master of dyeing Easter eggs by using natural dyes.
This way hard-boiled eggs will still be edible with natural dyes from red cabbage, spinach, beet, turmeric, and others.
22. Easter Egg Animal Parade
Rabbits aren’t the only stars of Easter. Make an animal parade and entertain the kids with one of the most innovative egg decorating ideas.
Blow out the egg, paint on them, and decorate the eggs with animal figures such as chick, bunny, piggy, rooster, and sheep!
23. Polymer Clay Easter Eggs
If you don’t want to use real eggs this Easter, try making these polymer clay Easter eggs. Molding your clay is a bit tricky, so be patient. You’ll be amazed at how to remove the eggshell from the polymer clay egg!
24. Pressed Flower Easter Eggs
Pressed flower art is really great for a lot of craft projects, and especially for egg decorating ideas. Before trying this idea out, you might want to check out our guide on pressing flowers.
If you’re confident about your skills, then go right ahead and make these pressed flowers Easter eggs!
25. Polka Dots Easter Eggs
First time to decorate eggs for Easter? You can’t go wrong with the classic polka dots Easter eggs. All you need are your favorite pastel shades of paint and the traditional white paint.
They look so soft and ethereal, and spring perfect with polka dots!
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Now you have more Easter egg designs to try! These Easter decorating ideas will make sure that you and your family will have a fun and memorable Easter egg hunt this year.
Which of these Easter egg designs are you planning to recreate? Let us know in the comments section below!
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Editor’s Note – This post was originally published on March 23, 2016, and has been updated for quality and relevancy.
