21 Easter Egg DIY Ideas That Are Oh-So-Cute and Easy

Make different patterns using a variety of non-toxic metallic and white paint pens. Brown hen's eggs work best here, and you can have fun creating your own patterns and designs.

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Extra tip: Need design inspiration? Look to Pinterest for patterns.

In the South, we love our decoupage. Water balloons, kitchen supplies, and a little Mod Podge come together to make these vibrant eggs, perfect for centerpieces and tabletop accents.

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Turns out, you don't need a goose to lay the perfect golden egg. Just follow these six simple steps, and you'll have bright and shiny eggs to complete your Easter table setting.

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We’ve found a new way to spin simple dyed eggs into an easy Easter centerpiece perfect for your mantel, sideboard, or dining table.

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These marbleized Easter eggs look a lot more complicated than they actually are. Create your own abstract design using these basic ingredients, including a natural dye mixture, olive oil, and vinegar.

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Wrap your head around this clever approach to egg decorating. Instead of dyeing Easter eggs, why not use yarn as a colorful, budget-friendly alternative?

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Peel and stick—that’s all there is to it! No need for dye here, just wrap the adhesive trim or multi-colored ribbon around the egg and cut to size.

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Welcome spring with something green that will last beyond the Easter holiday. We use eggshells here to create our very own tiny planters.

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Trade your usual dyed eggs in for these cute peeps.

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Don't want to decorate your eggs if it means you can't eat them? Use egg whites and store in the fridge for up to 4 days.

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Worried you can't master calligraphy in the hour? Print this template and then use water to transfer the ink to your eggs for picture perfect look.

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Take some glue and tiny pom poms for funky Easter eggs.

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Want to send a special message this Easter? With sticker letters and spray paint, it won't take long.

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These burgers come together in less time than it takes to start the grill. Grab some paint pens, yellow paper, and green tissue paper and your burger is well-done.

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Find a paper napkin with a pattern you like (one with a white background works best.) Cut out around the pattern and glue it onto your egg.

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These pansie watercolor Easter eggs are a great way to welcome spring.

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Died eggs looking a little bland? Cover them in tissue-paper confetti.

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Start with brown eggs for this craft. With acrylic paint and paint pens, start making shapes.

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Utilize your egg carton. Fill the egg carton with foil confetti. Paint your eggs and once they've dried, cover the bottom with Mod Podge and dip your egg in the container.

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All you need to turn your eggs into watermelons is paint.

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You can use sheets of decoupage paper or cut out specific patterns when making these eggs. The sheet will give the eggs creases, but that adds interest.

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