This collection of Easter egg decorating ideas I did for Reader’s Digest a couple years ago is still one of my favorites. I should, of course, mention that in real life we dunk our eggs into some colored vinegar and call it a day, but for blog world, I like to feel more creative.  Below are a bunch of Easter egg decorating ideas that are crazy awesome, in my view.

This one is pretty jaw-dropping. Easter eggs sculptures by Mr. Printables Blog.

Pretty, colorful and glittery. Glitter dipped Easter eggs from Create. Craft. Love.

I must-ache you a question. Do you like these eggs? Mustache eggs from No. 2 Pencil.

I wish I crocheted. Then I’d make beautiful crocheted egg holder ornaments from LVLY.

Something textile-related I could handle: Yarn wrapped eggs from A Place to Land.

Gold and shine and polka dots. Gilded and polka dot Easter eggs from Studio DIY.

No messy dyes needed, just a Sharpie. Doodle Easter eggs from Alisa Burke. And, an even cooler, colorful version with mix and match tops and bottoms.

Everything’s coming up chalkboards these days. Chalkboard paint eggs from TheFrugalGirls.com.

Ridiculously adorable. Sheep eggs by Spoonful.

I’m pretty sure this is my 5 year old’s dream Easter egg. Rhinestone eggs from The Swell Life.

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You know the drill. In my part-laziness, part-actual-exhaustion-from-life thing I am capitalizing on the wealth of stuff in my archives to get me through seasons. No, I mean, I’m sharing these things for all you folks new to my blog. Yeah. It’s total consideration for the new folks. Let’s go with that.

Above are little lamb cookies, now in 3D! As always, find everything seasonal up in that Seasonal button, but below you’ll find links to a few that I especially like.

BUNNIES! Lots o’ bunnies. Some peeking bunny cookies, fuzzy bunny tail cookie pops, easy Peeps cupcakes, raining jellybean marshmallows, super easy bunny candy pops, and bunnies and a silly chick.

This was a roundup of Easter egg decorating ideas I did for Reader’s Digest. It was a few years ago, and still one of my favorites.

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Are you decorating some eggs this year? I’m assuming this will be a necessary activity with my darling. Look what I just dug up from archives. Ages ago (eek, maybe three years ago!?! Wow time flies in blog land!) I made this spread of Easter egg decorating ideas for Reader’s Digest.

Reader’s Digest is kind enough to not have given them the heave-ho in all these years, so you can still view the roundup and how-tos.

Click HERE for the full posts over at Reader’s Digest.

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