Check out these egg-centric little dudes! There is a fabulous tutorial on dying eggs using silk neckties, found here at Our Best Bites blog! It actually looks really easy!
Trusty Martha has a really simple tutorial on making these Tissue Paper eggs. She has a whole array of egg decorating tips and techniques.
Glitter Eggs are easily done by using a spray adhesive (less messy, even coating, no dripping) and then spooning the glitter on top.
Speak your mind, use scrabooking letter stickers to adhere to the egg before dying. Put just one letter on them (kid’s initials, or to line up eggs and spell out words) or do an entire word!
You can always decopauge eggs! I love these eggs and tutorial at Inspire Company. The cool thing is that you can even do it on those cheap plastic eggs!
It would be so cute to decopauge the eggs in vintage bunny paper, don’t ya think?
To make your own egg dye:
Bring 3 cups water to a boil. Add 2 TBS white vinegar and food coloring (3-6 drops).
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Super cute eggs! Looks like egg decorating has gone scrapbooking style now!
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We’ll stick with the PAA decorating kit or use your recipe at the end. Gotta keep it simple. I do think they are very cute though.
Such a good idea! I tried out the tie-dyeing idea, and it worked out great. You can see it on my blog.