Coloring Easter eggs began in early antiquity and is now a symbol and part of Easter. Nowadays it is often more modern to buy ready-decorated or chocolate eggs. But honestly, what could be nicer at Easter than dyeing the eggs yourself?
But you probably don't know these ideas yet: flowers, wool threads, ribbons and even old ties. All of these can be used when coloring and decorating Easter eggs and you will definitely be amazed at the results. In fact, you'll like some eggs so much that you won't want to eat them in the end. Check out the following creative ideas and get inspired:
Create any pattern using playdough that you simply stick onto the eggs. Stripes, dots, flowers and many other ideas for coloring Easter eggs are suitable.
Dried flowers
If you don't feel like coloring this year, you can also try this idea. She will impress everyone! Press any flowers in advance and then glue them onto the egg.
Pastel colors
No matter what color you make the Easter eggs, after that you can add pretty patterns with white paint to create such romantic decorations. Pastel tones look particularly elegant.
Label dyed Easter eggs
Choose any color and then label it with a gold pen.
Unusual ideas
Dip the egg in a solution of water and sugar to make it sticky. Then roll it in colorful sprinkles.
Wrap the eggs in colorful woolen threads.
Place flowers or leaves on the egg and place it in a woman's stocking or a piece of women's pantyhose. Tie it tightly so that the leaves cannot slip. Place the egg in boiling water into which you have previously added the dry onion peels.
Anotherunusual ideafor decorating Easter eggs with wool threads.
Wrap the egg in an old tie and boil it in water with vinegar.
Crochet a delicate “clothing” for the egg.
Creative ideas
Color one side of the egg with any color you like. Add some water so the next level of color will be lighter. Repeat until the egg is completely colored.
Paint the egg with watercolors and then draw any patterns on it with a pencil.
A simple idea is to use a Sharpie to draw different patterns on the egg.
Make patterns out of colorful duct tape or electrical tape.
Glue different seeds or noodles onto the eggs.
Cut schnauzers out of colorful paper and glue them onto the eggs.
Wrap a thin strip of electrical tape around the egg and place it in paint. Switch the position of the strip before placing the egg in the next color.
Wrap the egg in a piece of lace and place it in the paint.
You can make marbled eggs if you break the shell of the boiled eggs and then place them in the paint for a short time.
Cover the Easter eggs with adhesive tape and create pretty patterns.
