Egg Decoration recipes

A quick and easy way to decorate for Easter Eggs, using egg coloring, disposable chocolates and scotch tape for manicures.

Probably more for the needlewoman, but you don't have to sew the pouches "fancy". They can also be made from pretty fabric with lace and ribbons. About the eggs: for the coloring of the eggs I used only the husk of a red onion. The eggs are a rich burgundy color and of course eco-friendly because they are dyed with natural raw materials.

Of course, maybe someone knows about this idea, but I'll remind you of it and give it to someone. Relevant in the present time, when people with children are sitting on quarantine. You will occupy your children from small to large, and I think that they will be happy to draw on the eggs with you. I mean, you can do anything... from one flower or ladybug to some ornament... and just paint the eggs "polka dots". The drawing turned out like a fresco (fresco-painting on wet plaster). Honey watercolor paints for kids.

Decorating with children. These egg decorations are great for Easter. But any other day is fun too, and you'll enjoy it even more with the kids.

Decorating Easter Eggs with Dyes and Tissues. This is a fun activity to do with the kids.

Here's how I came up with the idea of dyeing peeled eggs. Why not?! Fun and festive, unusual, but beautiful! And what's really interesting is that the color changes at intervals. It's very interesting!

A simple and original way to dye eggs for Easter. The eggs turn out very beautiful, they just sparkle!

They are also called "the spacey". I got them with a kind of "lace" or . In general, it's an interesting activity, because the result of mixing colors can be very unexpected. This recipe is good for those who are not embarrassed by the use of industrial colors in cooking. Vivid.

Here's my all time favorite "space" way to color my eggs. It's so easy, and if you get the whole family involved, it's even more fun and entertaining.