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It's time to get creative with your Easter decorations!
There are so many ways fun, easy and stylish ways to decorate an Easter egg. Take a look at some of the best...
These eggs got the traditional dunk in dye, but a layer of gold leaf takes the Easter classic to the next level.
This ethereal turquoise looks other-worldly, but the blue dye actually comes from all-natural red cabbage.
Writing in cursive on a curved surface isn't easy. The secret? Print out pretty penmanship on tattoo paper and adhere.
For a painterly take on the flowers outside, brush on lots of pastel petals.
If you're looking for a new way to dye eggs this Easter, make ornate 'seismograph' eggs with old silk ties.
Just like their sweetshop counter-parts, these speckled eggs embrace the springtime colour palette.
For eggs too pretty to eat, hit the baking aisle. As Kelly of Studio DIY says, 'Sprinkles are the new glitter, after all!'
Another no-dye option, try these boho eggs rock headbands made of gypsophila.
This DIY flips the typical egg-decoration script: Choose coloured eggs, like these earthy brown ones, and dress them up with a white paint pen.
Lilac and mint eggs covered in confetti make perfect sense: welcoming warm-weather is just as exciting as New Year's Eve, right?
Easter just got a little more mod! A black felt tip pen is the only tool you need to create striking black-and-white eggs in whatever bold graphic you like.
Brittni at Paper & Stitch calls this project 'graffiti-inspired,' but pastel paint and metallic accents create eggs that are much prettier and softer than scrawls on a brick wall.
This adorable decorating idea uses the nostalgic dunk-and-colour technique, but uses nail polish instead of food dye to get a variety of shades.
This tutorial also uses nail polish, but the bold indigo hue looks a little more grown-up.
A coat of 'stone' spray paint on regular plastic eggs gives them an expensive-looking upgrade.
Take a modernist approach to Easter this year with textured eggs, still showing the marks of the paper towel used to dye them.
Make Easter a celebration with these party favourites, made by dyeing the egg and attaching a similarly-coloured balloon knot to the bottom.
Make these cheeky Easter eggs and hide them for a fun holiday surprise.
If springtime doesn't quite feel like springtime yet, try making these metallic eggs — the perfect tone for the transition between seasons.
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