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16 Creative Ways to Dye Easter Eggs

POSTED BY
Dina Weinstein

We are getting closer to Easter I am starting to think about one of my favorite Easter traditions – dying Easter eggs!

Normally we just buy a regular box from the grocery store to dye our eggs but there are so many other new and fun ways to dye eggs these days. I wanted to share a of a bunch of cool new ways I found when searching online today!

 

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Links are provided from the sources where I found these fun and colorful idea so that any reader can give these varied crafts a try. What is your favorite way to dye eggs?

  1.  Baking Soda Easter Eggs – From Mess For Less 

 

  1. Melted Crayon Easter Eggs – From A Thrifty Mom 

 

  1. How To Dye Eggs With Shaving Cream – From A Thrifty Mom

 

  1. Easter Egg Fun For Little Ones (Mess Free!) – From Who Arted? 

 

  1.  Confetti Easter Eggs– From Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom 

 

  1. Sparkly Dot Easter Eggs– From Domestifluff

 

  1. Dinosaur Eggs – From Our Best Bites 

 

  1. Kool Eggs (Kool Aid)– From The Make Your Own Zone

 

  1.  Toddler Friendly Egg Decorating– From Fun At Home With Kids 

 

  1. Glow In The Dark Eggs– From Growing A Jeweled Rose  

 

  1. Fingerprint Easter Eggs– From Crafty Morning 

 

  1. Super Bright Rainbow Easter Eggs – From No. 2 Pencil 

 

  1. Sharpie Tie Dye Eggs– From Housing A Forest 

 

  1. Easy Spotty Eggs– From Red Ted Art 

 

  1. Chalkboard Eggs– From Oleander and Palm 

 

  1. Water Color Eggs – From Spoon Fork Bacon (https://www.spoonforkbacon.com/watercolor-easter-eggs/)

 

-By Deni Schiren

Deni Schiren is a Midlothian, VA based mom to two young girls. Before becoming a stay-at-home mom she lived in central Florida and graduated from Daytona Beach College with a degree in Sign Language Interpretation. She worked in Florida’s public school system for a few years before relocating to the Richmond Area with her family. She is now a homeschool mom and runs the ‘Plan-Ahead Parent’ Facebook group and documents her efforts visually on Instagram at the.plan.ahead.parent. 

 

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About Dina Weinstein

Dina Weinstein is a Richmond, Virginia based award-winning journalist who reports for numerous local and national outlets. Weinstein moved north from Miami, Florida where she worked mentoring young journalists as an advisor at the Miami Dade College student newspaper The Reporter. She is a Boston native and a proud graduate of Boston University School for the Arts and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

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