I’m a sucker for good design, and now that my kids are getting older, I’d love to experiment and try new things with coloring Easter eggs this year. I’ve put together a list of some of the most creative egg coloring ideas I could find. Some of them are a little complicated, but many are super easy and can be done with kids of any age! Let me know if you try any of them!
Uses: Food dye, paper towel
 |
| by Onelittleproject |
Uses: Fabric puffy paint
 |
| By Martha Stewart |
Uses: Temporary Tattoos
 |
||
| By Brit+Co
 |
Uses: Paint Daubers
 |
||
| By Martha Stewart
Uses: Nail Polish
|
Uses: 3/8″ small sticker dots
 |
| by Disney Family |
Uses: Washi Tape
 |
| By Lovely Indeed |
Uses: Glue Dots, Microfine Glitter
 |
| By Domestifluff |
Uses: Chalk Paint
 |
| By Shelterness |
Uses: Paper Napkins
 |
| By La Recta de La Felicidad |
Uses: Long Grain Rice
 |
| By It All Started with Paint |
Uses: Watercolor Paints
 |
| By Squirrelly Minds |
Uses: Rubber Cement
 |
| By Unsophisticook |
Uses: Mood Paint
 |
| By Dream a Little Bigger |
Looking to send Easter greetings? Here are a few Easter cards to consider!
This post includes some affiliate links, because you know . . . a girl’s gotta eat.
what do you think?