Easter Egg Guide
Easter's just around the corner, so—back by popular demand—here's an old post of mine that will help you raise your Easter Egg game to a whole new level. Before you begin, though, check out these helpful Easter egg hacks:
- How to hollow out an egg
- How to use a whisk to hold Easter eggs
- How to make an egg holding platform
- Simple Tips & Tricks for Easter Egg Decorating
Click on each photo below for the image source and a tutorial that explains how to make that particular type of egg.
1. Marbleized eggs with oil, vinegar and food coloring…
2. Watercolor 'bleeding' eggs…
3. Galaxy eggs…
4. Tie-dyed eggs…
5. Doodle eggs…
6. Foil eggs…
7. Emoji eggs…
8. Tissue paper eggs…
9. Baby chick eggs…
10. Mod Podge eggs…
11. Bunny eggs…
12. Abstract eggs…
13. These may be my favorite: Marbled Indigo eggs…
14. Hipster eggs…
15. Victorian Lace Eggs…
Watch how the Victorian Lace eggs are made. Here's more info.
Still need more inspiration?
- 50 of Martha Stewart's all-time best ideas for decorating Easter eggs
- 100+ Creative Easter Egg Ideas <--Recommended link
- 14 Fantastic Ideas for Dyeing and Decorating Easter Eggs
- Creative Ways to Dye Easter Eggs
- Holiday Easter egg decorating ideas
- Check these out
Of course, if you're lazy, you can do what I do and decorate them with Photoshop…
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