Check out these tutorials for 21 other ways to color Easter eggs, including how to dye Easter eggs with shaving cream, melted crayons, Cool-Whip and Kool-Aid! Fair warning: While some of these ...

Eggs can be painted with a paintbrush, stained with the outlines of plant parts, glued to decorations, or scratched in intricate patterns. Fabergé eggs, after all, were created for the Russian ...

Directions. Boil eggs in water with 1 tablespoon of white vinegar. Allow to cool. Fill each muffin tin cup with 1-2 tablespoons of baking soda, depending on how much “paint” you’d like to ...

Cool Whip egg. What you need: Hard-boiled eggs, shallow glass baking dish, Cool Whip, food coloring or gel. How it works: Spread Cool Whip evenly in the shallow baking dish. Drip different food colors ...

Tips for Long-Lasting Creations. If you plan to keep your eggs as decorations beyond Easter: Opt for blown-out eggs instead of hard-boiled ones. Store them in a cool, dry place to avoid cracking ...

Whether they’re made of chocolate or painted by children, Easter eggs have become a beloved symbol of the holiday. ... In 2023, the world’s largest chocolate Easter egg was crafted in Italy.