Who knew there were so many different ways to dye and decorate eggs! Way more than that 15 Different Ways to Decorate Easter Eggs that I have for you below, but I had to narrow it down to my favorites.
Pretty soon we’ll be boiling up pots of water and filling them with eggs. I’ll be calling my mom to ask her my annual question of “do you boil the water and then put the eggs in, or bring it boil with the eggs it?” because it’s the only time of year I boil eggs and I NEVER remember.
Growing up, we always decorated Easter eggs with kits from the drugstore, or just used the little shrinky sleeves that come in the kits. I’m seriously amazed at how many ways to decorate Easter eggs people have come up with!
15 Different Ways to Decorate Easter Eggs
#1 Natural Dyed Eggs from Upstate Ramblings is a great place to start if you are going natural this year!
#2 Natural Dyed Eggs from Mindfully Frugal Mom in different shades!
#3 Natural Dyed Eggs from Just Short of Crazy with even more different ingredients for more colors!
#4 Glitter Decorated Eggs from Texas Type A Mom are full of sparkle and way easier than I thought they were going to be!
#5 Silk Dyed Eggs from Cute As A Fox is a “sophisticated alternative” as she calls it and pretty fantastic!
#6 PAAS Egg Decorating Kits as demonstrated by Domestic Executive Online come in a lot of different options now if you haven’t checked them out recently!
#7 Chalkboard Paint Eggs from ljcfyi are genius and would be fun if you set eggs out for decoration or hide them!
#8 Painted Eggs from Project Paint are a fun way to let your little Van Gogh’s go to work!
#9 Tissue Paper Eggs from Wee Folk Art is a great way to use up some of that stash that hasn’t gone in any gift bags yet.
#10 Swirly Eggs from Parents Magazine use Crayola Paint if you have that lying around.
#11 Twine Wrapped Eggs from Saving Cent with Sense are a great way to spruce up plastic eggs!
#12 Chalkboard Easter Eggs from Craft Dictator is perfect for kids that like to change up their designs frequently.
#13 Confetti Eggs from Cocktails with Mom are a fun twist on Easter Eggs that I haven’t seen before!
#14 Hot Crayon Easter Eggs from Parenting Chaos is pretty sweet and a great way to get rid of all those broken crayons laying around!
#15 Kool-Aid Easter Eggs from Passion for Savings is cheap and available in a variety of colors!
What ways to Decorate Easter Eggs will you be experimenting with this year?
Ave says
Thanks for sharing great ideas! Glitter decorated eggs look really cool! Have to try out some ideas from your list.
DonnaChaffins says
I needed some ideas. I always do the same old boring dying them. I’ll check these out!
Vanessa Diaz says
These are great ideas. Thanks so much for sharing.
Marcie W. says
What a ton of great ideas! I would like to do something different with the kiddos this year.
Robin says
I usually just speckle mine since that is pretty easy.
HilLesha O'Nan says
All of these are wonderful ideas!
Ty says
We don’t decorate eggs anymore but these are some awesome ideas though.
Anne - Mommy Has to Work says
Awesome! I’m going to check these out this weekend!
Tammy Litke says
Those chalkboard eggs are fantastic looking! Glitter is my nemesis but the eggs sure are pretty 🙂
Kathleen B says
I would love to try naturally dyed eggs this year. What a great list of traditional alternatives!
Kelsey Apley says
Wow great list, gives me some idea’s to try out for sure. The chalkboard sounds fuN!
Theresa @ Faith and Family Reviews says
Thanks for the list, I don’t think we’ve ever dyed eggs as a family!
TerriAnn van Gosliga says
That’s a lot of decorating styles. What an interesting idea to use broken crayons!
Paula @ Frosted Fingers says
I have some cool ideas on my site, too. I don’t think we’ll be doing our eggs until Good Friday… if we get to them at all this year.
Lauren (Lolo) says
I have been wanting to try to naturally die our eggs.
Penelope says
The chalkboard and tissue paper ideas rock! Thanks for this list!