8 Gorgeous Ways to Decorate This Year’s Easter Eggs
Easter Sunday is coming up and we all know that means: candy, Easter eggs and more candy.
While taking your (short) treat breaks this week, you'll need a good DIY project to get you into the Easter spirit. That's where these gorgeous egg designs come in.
Scroll through for top notch decorating ideas that guarantee epic results.
1. Sprinkle Easter Eggs
More candy is necessary for THESE amazing Easter eggs, but we didn't think you'd have any complaints. You might as well put those extra sweets to good use (if there are even any leftover at all).
(via Studio DIY)
2. Washi Tape Easter Eggs
You already know how we feel about the wonders of washi tape. Its many uses now include Easter egg decorating, so hop on it using THIS tutorial.
(via Lovely Indeed)
3. Water Color Easter Eggs
We've never been the best painters, but we think THIS is something we can do. Craft these gorgeous flower eggs using only water colors and pure imagination.
(via Craftberry Bush)
4. Marbled Indigo Easter Eggs
If painting isn't really your thing, you have to try making THESE marble designs. All you need is a little nail polish! We'll warn you, it can get a bit messy, but it's totally worth it in the end.
(via Alice & Lois)
5. Robin's Egg Blue Easter Eggs
THIS insanely beautiful shade of robin's egg blue is one of our all-time favorite colors and there's no way we could leave it off the list. This shade of blue with gold accents puts actual robin eggs to shame.
(via Honestly Yum)
6. Paper Napkin Easter Eggs
Yes, there is a way to put your prettiest napkin designs on an Easter egg. THIS how-to guide gives you the lowdown on everything you'll need for these little beauties.
(via Martha Stewart)
7. Cupcake Easter Eggs
Surprise! It's not an egg, it's a cupcake. Really wow the whole fam with THESE delicious cupcakes disguised as Easter eggs. They might take a while to perfect, but you have to do it for the 'gram amirite?
(via Cupcake Project)
8. Glow-in-the-Dark Easter Eggs
Have even more fun by going dark. Turn up a black light or two and go crazy with your designs using THESE instructions.
(via Growing a Jeweled Rose)
Decorative eggs are one thing, but have you seen THESE amazing limited edition Easter items from Lush yet!?