How to make tie-dye Easter eggs using paper towels, food coloring and rubberbands! | Crafty Morning

Put a twist on classic dyed Easter eggs with this cool tie-dye-like method using bleeding tissue paper to dye eggs. It's an easy and fun project for the whole family! Get the how-to: http://bit.ly/3rAblZd Tip: Keep in mind the hard-cooked eggs will not be edible after you've transferred the tissue paper design. For lasting decorations, use blown-out eggs. | Better Homes & Gardens

These decoupage Easter eggs are a fun craft for everyone - kids to adults! Play around with the napkin patterns and colours you use. I'm a floral girl, so of course I had to use a pink & purple floral napkin. However, these would look pretty with a more geometric design, too! Tap the link in my bio for the full tutorial on how to make these paper napkin eggs: https://thediymommy.com/how-to-decorate-easter-eggs-with-paper-napkins Let me know if you'll try these! #thediymommy #Eastercraft #EasterD

Easter Egg Foil Painting … fun craft for Easter 🐣 | I Heart Arts n Crafts