When you’re tired of dye tablets and vinegar and want to up your game, these easy Easter egg decorating ideas are just the thing you need to add some adorableness to your home. I made my eggs two ways this year and had everything on hand already.
Here’s what you need:
Holy chic shaving cream eggs
- boiled eggs
- shaving cream
- food coloring
- spoon, toothpick, tongs
- shallow dish or muffin tin
- optional: metallic paint and latex gloves
Adorable friends painted eggs
- boiled eggs
- paint/brush
- crayons or Sharpie
Easy Easter egg decorating ideas
Instructions: Holy chic shaving cream eggs
- hard boil eggs and let cool to room temperature
- fill shallow dish with 1 inch of shaving cream or fill individual muffin tin spaces with cream
- drop random drops of food coloring; swirl with a toothpick or straw
- either use gloves and roll eggs in shaving cream mixture or use a spoon to do the same
- transfer eggs with shaving cream still on it to a plate; let sit for 10-30 minutes
- rinse off with cool water (use gloves to protect hands from dye if you want!)
- optional (but totally makes these eggs chic AF): dot some metallic paint on the dried, dyed egg and rub it off with a paper towel for a seriously gorgeous, luxe effect.
Instructions: Adorable friends painted eggs
When you don’t have any artistic skills but still love adorable little Easter friends, this is the way to go.
- with room temp boiled eggs, draw a sweet, simple little face of an animal (if you want a painted animal, do the drawing after the paint has dried)
- I used crayon because I prefer the soft effect if gave, but a Sharpie would also work great.
- paint the bottom third of the egg your favorite color; draw in any small details on top of the paint after it’s dried. I let mine dry upside down on a paint palette – it has the perfect little shape to hold the egg.
Lasting thoughts
Which are your favorite, the shaving cream or little animal friend eggs? What are your favorite ways to decorate for Easter?