How to Decorate Easter Eggs — 30 Creative Ways to Play

There are so many fun ways to decorate Easter eggs. Below are thirty creative ways to play this spring.

This year, we pulled out the Sharpies and used the markers to decorate the hard boiled eggs before dying them. We use our 80’s Glam Fine-Tip Permanent Marker (24-Pack Assorted Colors) for art projects around the house all the time. Love ’em.

We started out with adding patterns and text messages to the eggs, but in the end the girls had the most fun creating silly faces.

Check out some of my favorite egg decorating finds from around web….

 30 Creative Ways to Decorate Easter Eggs

1. Washi Tape Easter Eggs
2. Decoupage Eggs
3. Sparkly Dot Easter Eggs
4. Drawing in Egg Frames
5. Melted Crayon Easter Eggs
6. Polk-a-dot Easter Eggs
7. Marble Easter Eggs with Kool Aid
8. Easter Egg Decorating with Sticker Resist and Sharpies
9. Ombre Colored Eggs
10. How To Dye Eggs With Shaving Cream
11. Easter Egg Decorating with Hole Reinforcement Stickers
12. Pressed Flowers Egg Decorating
13. Easter Egg Fun For Little Ones
14. Image Transfer Easter Eggs
15. Confetti Easter Eggs
16. Collage Easter Eggs
17. Crayon Easter Eggs
18. Toddler Friendly Egg Decorating
19. Coloring Easter Eggs with Bleeding Tissue Paper
20. Minion Eggs
21. Glow In The Dark Eggs
22. Fingerprint Easter Eggs
23. Super Bright Rainbow Easter Eggs 
24. Sharpie Tie Dye Eggs
25. Easy Spotty Eggs
26. Chalkboard Eggs
27. Water Color Eggs 
28. Easter Eggs Decorated With Napkins
29. Baking Soda Easter Eggs
30. Easter Egg Rocks

When you decorate Easter eggs, I’d love to see photos! Share them with me on Instagram by tagging @letslassothemoon or post them on our Facebook page’s wall.

Have fun,

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