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Egg Dyeing: Aluminum Foil Technique
Wrapper for leftovers, craft material, alien mind-reading shield. Here, aluminum foil is a vehicle for paint, leaving eggs with spots and blotches of color.
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Ballpoint Eggs
Your child can mark spring's arrival with this colorful egg-shaped chalk.
Read MoreSpring Peeps
This clutch of cheery chicks can serve as a tweet springtime greeting or as a place card for an Easter dinner guest.
Read MoreParty Carrots
Make one of these carrots for each party guest, then display them in a big bunny-tempting pile on the brunch table.
Read MoreCascarones
Historians disagree about the evolution of Cascarones. Did the confetti-filled eggs originate in Renaissance Italy, where they were once filled with scented talcum powder?
Read MoreEaster Topiary Tree
Easter's pretty big at our house," admits Lana Harrison, a mother of three from Winnipeg, Canada. One way the Harrisons highlight the holiday is by creating this wonderful Easter topiary tree with a Styrofoam ball and colorful...
Read MoreEgg Dyeing: Tissue Paper Technique
Whether you want to cover your eggs with crisp, clean shapes or give them softer, tie-dye-like designs, tissue paper is an excellent medium. (Just be sure to use art tissue paper, found in art supply and craft stores; tissue used...
Read MoreEgg Dyeing: Bubble Packaging Technique
Talk about multitasking: bubble packaging can be a protective packing material, a noisemaker, or a stress reliever. It can hold your Easter eggs in place for decorating too.
Read MoreEgg Dyeing: Lightbulb Sleeves Technique
The bumpy wrappers that protect Thomas Edison's ubiquitous invention can now serve a second purpose: coating eggs with zippy lines of color. We used this method to create our field of spring flowers shown below, making green and...
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