How to Decorate Easter Eggs

Dye Your Easter Eggs and Then Spring Clean the House!

Did you know that you can use Kool-Aid to clean your house?!?! Check out my step-by-step tutorial below and you'll be cleaning in color in no time! What's really great about this is the kids might like to help with some of the cleaning since it seems "magically cool" with Kool-Aid.

Make an Easter Egg Topiary

I am always looking for holiday decorating ideas and when I spotted these jumbo Easter Eggs, the gears started turning and here is what I came up with ! You can see more of my crafts and creations here.

Easter Egg Stand DiY

I’m going to make an Egg stand with Dollar Tree Items, some paint and wax. This fun Easter tray will be great on any table - especially for my Easter centerpiece.Check out how easy this is I also have a Youtube video for all the quick details!

How to Tie Dye Easter Eggs

If you are looking for a unique and fun way to dye Easter eggs with materials you already have at home, then this easy method is perfect for you!

13 Non-Candy Easter Egg Ideas for This Year’s Egg Hunt

By Nicole KinningEaster morning often goes hand-in-hand with candy. Little ones eagerly hunt colorful plastic eggs, which are typically stuffed with all sorts of sweets like chocolate creme eggs, jelly beans, and marshmallow bunnies.But maybe this year, you want to stay away from filling your family’s Easter eggs with candy treats—or at least scale back on the sweets. Or perhaps you’re trying to save time. One huge (and sometimes tedious) task of hosting an Easter egg hunt and making Easter baskets is filling up the plastic eggs one by one and snapping them closed.Whatever your reason for going sweets-free this year, these non-candy Easter egg options take the hassle out of the need to buy candy and toys to stuff inside the eggs because they all either come pre-filled or the eggs are toys in and of themselves. Here are the best non-candy easter egg ideas to bring to your family gathering this year.

Bunny Garland and Paper Mache Eggs – Upcycled Easter DIY

I am not usually a fan of all the pastel colors of Easter. They are a little too cutesy-wootsy for me but this year I am going all in with my holiday decorating so my first project for Easter was this little bunny garland and some paper mache eggs. It's true they are cutesy-wootsy but in some ironic twist of fate these little bunny's make me cheerful every time I see them.

How to Make Decoupage Easter Eggs

Colorful Easter Eggs Made With Kool Aid

Looking for something new to try for coloring your Easter eggs this year? I discovered that Kool Aid can give you some really pretty colors and it's cheap and easy too!

Silk Tie Dyed Easter Eggs

I can’t believe Easter is just a few days away! Every year I like to find new and unique ways to dye Easter eggs. This year I am using old silk ties to color my Easter eggs.What you need for this project…• 100% silk ties• white cotton fabric • rubber bands • fresh white eggs• vinager

How to Decoupage Easter Eggs

Decoupaging Easter eggs using paper napkins is a great way to create Easter decor that totally fits your style and compliments your home’s interior design. Follow along to learn how to decoupage your own Easter eggs.