Our Diy Easter Eggs.

The boys and myself were feeling creative, so we completed some Easter eggs diy yesterday. In addition to the thrifted candlesticks, the mantel is sporting some dip-dye neon eggs(an easy way to update your mantel for Easter).  Please note that in order to use the eggs to display like above or as a centerpiece, you would need to blow out the eggs first. Below, we show you how to make these in addition to a few more…

I bought a box of neon food/egg dye and the PAAS kit at Walmart(all pictured above). I used the cups from the PAAS kit to mix the neon dye.

In addition to the above items, you will need the following:

Hardboiled eggs

An empty egg carton or someplace to dry the eggs

A surface area prepped for completing this messy diy

Hot water

Vinegar

Tongs

Rubber gloves

The Process:

01 / Boil the eggs, remove from water, and let eggs dry and cool.

02 / Cover your work surface. I used an old towel.

03 /Make sure you have a place for your eggs to dry

04 / Mix one-teaspoon vinegar, 25 drops of food color, and 1/2 cup hot water in a PAAS colour cup and stir.

05 / Once eggs have cooled completely and their shells are completely dry, begin dying eggs. To create a two-toned egg, dip egg in one colour then move egg to dry for about 10 minutes. After egg is dried, dip other end in second colour.

The picture above shows the results.

Other Options with Sharpie and Chalkboard

For these options, we used plastic white eggs. Zion decorated them with a sharpie.

Voila! I want to also add that this was styled by Zion. He chose that orange wagon and arranged the eggs…

Leftover chalkboard spray paint came in handy for the chalkboard eggs. Again instead of hardboiled eggs, I used plastic white eggs.

Voila! Styled by Zion.  Simple and fun, right? Happy Monday everyone! xx