Uhhh, Easter is REALLY SOON peeps (pun intended)! We’ve spent the last few weeks gathering up our favorite Easter sweets, treats and decorations but let’s be real for a minute here. Easter is ALL about the egg. Deviling it, dyeing it and, of course, decorating the yolk out of it! So, for one last stitch effort to prep all of you for a day filled with pastel treats, we’ve collected 100 (yes ONE HUNDRED) ways to decorate your eggs this Sunday!
Easter Egg Pops
We’ll kick things off with a throwback to Easter 2012 here at Brit + Co. from when we were still HelloBrit.com. WHAT?! Truth. (via
Brit + Co.)
Easter Egg Macarons
Remember what you learned about making macarons perfectly round with one squeeze of the piping bag? Forget all that! (via
Pixel Whisk)
Colorful Gold Leaf Easter Eggs
Love the combination of spring pinks and greens with old school gold leaf. (via Little Inspiration)
Silk Dye
If you’re not sure where to find silk ties and what not for dyeing, snag a kit with all the materials to make the eggs you see above. (via
BooBahBlue on Etsy)
Silhouette Easter Eggs
Go old school with your eggs and create silhouette-shaped styles as place cards for everyone attending your Easter brunch. Including the Easter Bunny. (via
Rookie Mag)
Easter Egg Totem Poles
Such a cute idea and great for the kids! (via Mr. Printables)
Easter Egg People
This printable project is great for grownups to make with kids. We love the little mustache dude and the polka dot dress. (via
Mr. Printables)
CMYK Ode
From Pantone to CMYK, these eggs are perfect for designers. (via Martha Stewart)
Little Dude
We’re kind of in love with this little dude. (via A Bit of Pilli Pilli…)
Message in an Egg
You had us at “eggstra special chick.” (via Poppytalk)
Marbleized Easter Eggs
Yes, you can use nail polish to marble! (via Camille Styles)
Black and White
Grab a Sharpie and throw on your favorite rom com to create these gorgeous black and white patterned eggs. (via Obviously Sweet)
Fabric-Covered Eggs
Not up for getting messy with dye? Use scraps of fabric to create a whole bunch of colorful eggs. (via
BHG)
Surprise Eggs
Carefully cut open your eggs and fill them with all sorts of goodies. In this case, a storm trooper makes for a fun Star Wars surprise. (via
Instructables)
Chevron Easter Eggs
Can’t resist a little chevron action? Use electrical tape to create chevron patterns on eggs before dyeing them. (via Bon Bon Rose Girls)
Photo Prints
We can’t decide if these are totally awesome or totally weird but we have to say something about eggheads, right? (via
A Subtle Revelry)
Decal Easter Eggs
It’s hard to choose just a few of Martha’s marvelous Easter creations, but this one is a favorite of ours. (via
Martha Stewart)
Easter Egg Nails
You guys, even Michelle Phan is behind the whole “treat your nails as an Easter egg” thing. So swoon over these nails and know you’re in good company. ;) (via
Michelle Phan)
Hand-painted Easter Eggs
These hand painted eggs are the bee’s knees. (via Sugar and Charm)
Hanging Easter Posies
For your Sunday brunch, create this cool installation in your window. More room for home cooked goodness on your table! (via
Gardenista)
Glitter Stickers
More glitter? Yes please. (via Family Circle)
More Easter Egg Piñatas
Take a little inspiration from birthday parties of your youth and Cinco de Mayo and create little bundles of candy instead of using traditional eggs. (via
Oh Happy Day)
Which Came First?
The peep or the egg? So silly. (via Camille Styles)
Washi Easter Egg Holders
For a quick way to display those eggs, a little washi goes a long way. (via How About Orange)
Square Patterned Easter Eggs
Our next Martha Pick is sort of plaid, sort of geometric, and a lot of layered awesome. (via Martha Stewart)
Speckled Eggs
Can’t find naturally speckled eggs? Make your own. (via Alisa Burke)
Color Blocked Easter Egg Place Cards
Love the idea of these color dipped place cards — though wish we could get a better look at the colorful part. (via Sugar & Cloth)
Silk-Dyed Eggs
We’ve seen silk used to dye before, but we’re digging this black and white color (or non-color?) palette. (via
Country Living)
Easter Fortune Eggs
How fun is this? Love these as place cards or favors at an Easter brunch. (via Free People)
His and Hers Eggs
Too cute. Way. (via Say Yes to Hoboken)
Baker’s Twine Wooden Eggs
We’re always swooning over cool colors of baker’s twine here at Brit HQ and love this take on Easter decor. Use wooden eggs if you want to keep them for years to come. (via Crafts Unleashed)
Origami Flowers
Employ those snowflake skills on a smaller scale by creating flower shapes with origami paper and gluing them into eggs. (via Family Circle)
: All I have to say is #huevo. (via
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