Easter is coming up in a few weeks. Excitement fills every home in anticipation of the holiday's upcoming activities. Easter eggs light up the occasion's festivities with their colorful and pretty designs. Designing your own Easter eggs lets you appreciate the spirit of the occasion even more. So, take out your tools and get right down to work! In no time, you and your kids will have these 10 DIY Easter eggs, thanks to creativity and vivid imagination.
Graffiti Art Decorated Easter Eggs
Graffiti decorations in Easter eggs are way different from the wall graffitis you have in mind. With the use of a paint brush and acrylic paint, your little ones can stylistically create attractive graffiti designs. Blue, pink, and light brown colored graffiti eggs stand out in exquisite delicacy, as seen in Good Housekeeping.
Design Your Eggs with the Use of Color Splash
Use a spoon to cover your Easter eggs with red, pink, and orange colors. Do this while holding the eggs near a drip tray. Splashing color on your eggs is a unique and artistic way to beautify them in time for the occasion.
Black and White Marker Designed Eggs
A black Sharpie marker is the only thing you need in making black and white graphic designed eggs. Draw a black and white checkered pattern design on your eggs. After doing this, the products of your creativeness will stand out from among the typically bright colored eggs.
Washi Designed Tape Covered Eggs
Washi tapes are available in different bright colors. These colors include green, red, and yellow. Tape Washis around each egg and have cute Easter eggs without getting your hands dirty.
Lilac and Mint Confetti Covered Eggs
Celebrate Easter like it's the New Year. Lilac and mint confettis exemplify the joys of the spring season.
Pink and Polka Dots Chicken and Bunny Designed Eggs
Bunnies and chickens look adorable in feminine colors of pink, accented with lucky polka dots. Theseadorable eggs are eye catchers to toddlers and younger kids.
Nail Polish Marble Designed Easter Eggs
Got a spare bottle of nail polish at home? Use it in designing a bright colored marble designed Easter eggsinstead. Red and orange are some of the colors that look good on these eggs.
Temporary Tattoo Stamped Easter Eggs
Temporary tattoos are just as easy to stamp on Easter eggs just as they do on your skin. Butterfly temporary tattoos signify the coming of the spring for this occasion.
Sprinkled Easter Eggs
A Bored Panda article suggested that tacky glue easily stick sprinkles on eggs. Red, pink, and blue sprinkles give your eggs that cheery look in time for Easter egg hunting!
Robin's Nest Easter Egg Centerpiece
Decorate your dining table to bring life to your Easter brunch get-together. Paint your eggs in their entirety with blue-green acrylic paint. Afterwards, place them in a robin's nest, as suggested by Parenting.com. When you're done, the perfect table centerpiece will be right in front of you.
Easter is the perfect time to bond with your kids and the rest of the family. These DIY designed Easter eggs can add up to the fun and excitement in your home.
