Cool and unique ideas for your Easter eggs this year.
Decorate Easter Eggs With Kits and Advice from Amazon.com
Some Design Techniques for your Easter Eggs
Add some flair to your Easter eggs with simple at home tricks
Sticker Stencils Egg decorating couldn't get much simpler than this method: all you do is apply stickers to your egg before dyeing to create cool shapes and silhouettes. Click here for more Easter Egg Decorating ideas.
Rubber Banded Eggs Twisting bands around an egg can be challenging, but the result is a snappy, colorful creation.
Leaf Print Eggs Instead of opting for the classic egg-dyeing technique this Easter, turn a new leaf with this reverse-stenciling method.
Dripped On Eggs Kids will get a kick out of letting the rubber cement gloop and dribble and squiggle all over (the Easter egg, that is).
Cool Crayon Colors Go ahead and break the mold when decorating your eggs this year
-- and have an eggs-traordinary time in the process. We've substituted crayons for conventional egg dye, coloring right on still-warm hard-boiled eggs. The heat melts the wax, creating smooth swaths of color.
Dry Your Designs Quickly
Make a quick Easter Egg holder when you cut circles into an old cardboard paper-towel tube.
Its On The Inside That Counts
Surprise someone
I found this "eggsalent" idea on one of my favorite food websites, Epicurious.com. The recipe is called "Chocolate Filled Delights". Basically it involves hollowing out egg shells and filling them with melted chocolate, then allowing them to dry.. No need to keep them white, you could dye them as well! Either way, I think its a cool idea! Eggs on a stick?
Well, they're not really eggs..
I came across this blog entry while looking at ideas for kids birthday cakes actually! There are a lot more Easter themes than just eggs (chicks, bunnies, etc..) but I thought it would fit well right here. Check out the Bakerella Blog to view all of these Easter "Cake Pops". Looks like they're just small cakes or brownies on a stick, dipped in some royal icing and decorated. You could even dip them in melted chocolate or whatever else takes your fancy. Very cute indeed! What a great idea for arranging an Easter basket!
"Easter Egg" Decorations and Natural Dyes for your eggs
Made from a sugar solution and balloons
I subscribe to a newsletter on different chemistry projects and topics put out by about.com author Anne Marie Hellmenstein, Ph. D. She's put out an Easter-themed newsletter, with several cool Easter Egg projects. One of them contains instructions for how you can make a string Easter egg, modelled on a balloon and constructed of a sugar solution and string.
Hellmenstein also includes detailed instructions on how to color your Easter eggs with natural dyes. Natural Dyes
Subtly color your Easter eggs this year with natural dyes
- purple grape juice - lavender
- small quantity of red onion skins or red wine - violet blue
- red cabbage - blue
- spinach leaves - green
- turmeric - yellow
- carrots - orange
- coffee - brown
- beets - pink
- lots of red onion skins - red
Silk Tie-Dying
Transferring designs from silk ties to your Easter Eggs
Who would've guessed that Martha Stewart would have a few ideas up her sleeve (or previously around someone's neck) for decorating Easter eggs? Check out her article on how to dye eggs from scraps of old silk ties!Clear out overstuffed closets or make a trip to a local thrift store to get your supplies for this project.
Eve's Eggs
Making a Pysanky
Tools needed to make Ukrainian Easter Eggs or "Pysanky"
You can buy the eggs, vinegar and dye on your own
We wouldn't suggest you buy your eggs on eBay! It might be a good place to pick up a Kistka though!
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Perfect your pysanky or other egg designs
An egg lathe will allow you to perfectly map out and sketch your egg designs before you start applying wax to your pysanky or other original egg art. Buy one secondhand at eBay from a once-ambitious egg designer (you might find a bargain!).
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Carved Eggs
Purchase Egg Carving Needs On eBay
You need a Dremel rotary tool and 2 bits, a sanding disc and a diamond bit.
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Proudly display your new creations
Which Easter Egg Decorating Method Do You Prefer?
Are you a Dudley's traditionalist or do you opt for something more extravagant?
How do you do your Easter Eggs? Do you just pick up a Dudley's kit and stick with that? Maybe you like to go a bit more extreme and try the Ukrainian method with wax? Do you hard-boil your eggs or blow them hollow?
Which is the coolest?
Vote for your favorite egg decorating technique
What do you think about these Easter eggs?
What did you think about this lens on easter eggs? Are you inspired to try something a little more involved this year? Don't want to waste your time even trying? Are you a "Dudleys" die-hard? Let us know!
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- d-artist d-artist Jun 9, 2009 @ 9:54 am
- great lens! and Thank You for visiting and commenting on one of my art blogs featuring some of my eggs.
love the eggs on here!....5*
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- BuffaloKid BuffaloKid Apr 16, 2009 @ 3:45 pm
- Geez, there are some really neat eggs here. I just went to an Easter brunch, where we sat around decorating eggs while everybody chatted (and ate). Everybody was getting more and more creative as the day went by, but I never thought of some of these tricks, like the rubber cement for one. Well, now I'm looking forward to next year, so I can really impress!
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- rtabel rtabel Apr 9, 2009 @ 10:30 pm
- Very cool lens! I am kind of partial to easter egg decorating, myself. I use the old fashioned method and blow them out first. Anyhow, keep up the good work! 5* & fav!
Ralf
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- jkvkdailey jkvkdailey Apr 7, 2009 @ 1:53 pm
- Great lens! Everything is so colorful - gets me excited to start coloring our eggs! I've lensrolled you into my Easter Egg Decorating lens.
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- LauraSchofield LauraSchofield Apr 7, 2009 @ 12:06 pm | in reply to KimGiancaterino
- Happy Easter to you too Kim and thank you for the blessings!
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Have you got any cool projects for the holidays?
Or any handicrafts you're proud of for that matter?
Other Cool Ideas To Help You Celebrate Easter This Year!
Eggs and Beyond
Some other lenses at Squidoo will also help you plan your Easter festivities this year. Be sure to check them out!-
The Cutest Easter Cupcakes Ever
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Bake and decorate the cutest Easter cupcakes ever! These cupcakes are perfect for Easter parties, springtime school functions or anytime you want to serve some really adorable yet easy to make cupcakes. Most of these sweet treats are prepared using b...
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Easter Egg Decorating Ideas
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With just a few products you may already have sitting around, you can create fabulous looking photo-worthy Easter eggs! With a simple dye recipe and some fun kid-friendly techniques, your eggs will go from bland to beautiful!
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Pink Pickled Eggs Recipe
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Easter at our house, since I was a kid, has always included pink pickled eggs. They're fun, they're easy to make, they're pretty, and they taste delicious! In case you're wondering, pickled eggs don't really taste like pickles. I'm not sure how to...
Don't stop with just Crafty Fun For the kids!
Let 'em learn something too!
I found a few lenses that add another dimension to any Easter egg party. Add a bit of biology (along with the chemistry of marbled oil & water eggs or naturally dyed eggs and geometry of Pysanky designs) instruction to your egg-decorating party!-
Who Layed THAT Egg?
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Everyone knows that chickens lay eggs. Most people know that all other birds do as well but have you ever thought about all the other animals that lay eggs? Children may be surprised that some eggs do not contain birds. Other egg layers include frogs...
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Eggs and Easter Teaching Unit
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Eggs and Easter mean lots of fun, but they also present many learning opportunities for children. I have written a fourth grade, inter-disciplinary thematic unit on Eggs which includes many activities and bibliographies of books and audio-visual mat...
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