37 Adorable And Unexpected Easter Egg DIYs

You’ve been painting your eggs basic pastels for way too long.

1. Stamped Easter Eggs

Use your favorite stamp set and make all the egg puns you can imagine. Get the instructions here.

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2. Decoupage Easter Eggs

This is a great, small-surface-area way to try decoupage if you’ve never done it before (and an easy way to impress everyone if you have). Directions here.

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3. Paper Napkin Decoupage Easter Eggs

This is even easier, since all you need are napkins. Directions here.

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4. Glittery Easter Eggs

Dr. Seuss would be proud. Directions here.

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5. Washi Tape Easter Eggs

Hey cool, yet one more thing you can cover in washi tape. Directions here.

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6. Chalkboard Easter Eggs

Ditto chalkboard paint. Directions here.

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7. Ombre Easter Eggs

And ombre. Directions here.

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8. Silk-Tie-Dyed Easter Eggs

This is a super cool and easy trick; just don’t use a tie anybody would actually miss. Directions here.

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9. Crochet Easter Egg Holder

All eggs deserve sweaters. Directions here.

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10. Pantone Easter Eggs

You don’t even have to stick to Emerald 17-5641, Pantone’s Color of the Year. Find out how to make your own from How About Orange.

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11. Onion-Skin-Dyed Easter Eggs

Pay homage to Nature. Full tutorial here.

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12. Gilded Easter Eggs

Pay homage to whatever fairy tale has that goose that lays golden eggs. Directions here.

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13. Watercolor Easter Eggs

Directions here.

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14. Sharpie Doodle Easter Eggs

You totally know how to do this already.

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15. Easter Egg Love Note

Again with the egg puns. (I was going to write “egg-gain” but I didn’t because I care about you.) From Marta Writes.

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16. Knitted Easter Eggs

Bonus: even if you drop them all, they won’t shatter. Pattern available from The Purl Bee.

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17. Dipped Wooden Easter Eggs

Neither will these. Directions here.

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18. Ink-Stamped Easter Eggs

Tutorial here (in German).

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19. Embroidered Easter Eggs

This project involves a drill and a whole lot of precision, but the results are completely adorable. Directions from Design Sponge.

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20. Gold-Dipped Easter Eggs

Directions here.

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21. Peep Cake Pops

So cute that you won’t want to eat them. Alternatively, so cute that you’ll derive a twisted sense of pleasure from eating them. Directions here.

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22. Glitter-filled Easter Egg

Makes for ideal glitterbombing. Directions here.

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23. Dalek Easter Egg

By Nancy Sims.

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24. Easter Egg Cupcakes

MAGIC. Directions here.

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25. KISS Easter Eggs

These are literally perfect.

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26. Easter Surprise Eggs

FInd out how to make these here.

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27. Temporary Tattoo Easter Eggs

This is seriously the coolest, easiest egg-decorating trick ever. Directions from Country Living.

28. Natural-Plant-Dyed Easter Eggs

Carrots, blueberries, spinach and even red wine can all become dye. Find out how to easily and cheaply make your own here.

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29. Easter Egg Lunch

Pack yours here.

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30. Easter Egg Votives

Perfect for when the egg hunt is over, you’ve changed out of your Sunday best, and you’re ready to chow down on some chocolate by candlelight. Directions here.

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31. Fabric-Wrapped Easter Eggs

It looks just as pretty while you’re making it as when it’s done. Directions here.

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32. Yarn-Wrapped Easter Eggs

Directions here.

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33. Silhouette Easter Eggs

Give the Victorians some props. Directions here.

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34. Reverse-Silhouette Easter Eggs

And the reverse-Victorians. Directions here.

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35. Felted Easter Eggs

The only drawback with these cuties is that you won’t be able to stop petting them. WEIRD. Directions here.

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36. Eggshell Planter

Full tutorial here.

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37. Dip-Dyed Easter Eggs

If you can’t bring yourself to give up the pastels, punch them up this way. Directions here.

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