Hard boiled egg decorating easter

All you need is some paper towels and food coloring to add a super-fun tie dye effect to your Easter eggs. I think this just might be my new favorite way to decorate hard-boiled eggs. With a bunch of different colors, the creative possibilities are endless. My favorite part, though, is that it's really easy

Boiling eggs is a thing of the past. Let's learn how to bake eggs for Easter egg dyeing. This simple method lets you make hard boiled eggs in the oven.

If you haven't seen The Barefoot Kitchen Witch's twist on Coloring Easter Eggs, you've gotta check it out! I love these! She used a method similar to making Chinese Tea Eggs and they turned out awesome! She even made deviled eggs out of one batch. You can read how to make these crazy colored deviled […]

Making perfect hard boiled eggs can be challenging. We love decorating and dying Easter eggs, but actually eating them can be frustrating if not ...

Want perfect hard boiled eggs that peel easily too? We are sharing 4 easy methods for this result that won't disappoint!

Better Homes & Gardens have the cutest ideas for kids to craft for Easter. Try one or several with you little ones. “Egg-Bunny Craft”…”Bunny Ear Craft”……

Follow our tips and tricks for the easiest way to get perfect hard boiled eggs every single time! Great for Easter or any time of year.

In true Studio DIY fashion, it was time to turn Easter eggs into food again. We’ve done pineapples, ice cream cones and now we’re serving up some burger Easter eggs! You don’t even have to dye eggs for this one… you can just use brown ones! WOOOO! Photos by Jeff Mindell Kinda hope you’ll serve …

Cheery Chicks Cut eggshell pieces from a cardboard egg carton. Use glue dots to adhere googly eyes and a cardstock beak to a plastic egg. If you like, set your chicks in a shredded paper nest.