Indigo painted eggs (via crafts).
Easter is coming, and all that mess about decorating eggs is about to begin. There are lots and lots of ways to create super original eggs – edible and not – but dying is perhaps the easiest and the most popular way to decorate them. If you prefer natural colors and prefer natural dyers, then take beet, onions, turmeric and blackberries, they will give beautiful natural shades. Wanna something more modern or trendy? Color block the eggs, paint them with some cool patterns or add sequins and glitter; splatter them with paint or try watercolor, be creative! Read the tutorials below and choose the ideas you’d like to realize!
Watercolor egg decor (via apumpkinandaprincess).
Dying eggs with onion skins (via shelterness).
Blue Easter eggs using red cabbage (via gomakeme).
Bright Easter eggs (via shelterness).
Kaleidoscope Easter eggs (via sparklelivingblog).
Tissue egg decor (via shelterness).
Golden eggs (via squirrellyminds).
Dyed minion eggs (via apumpkinandaprincess).
All-natural egg decor (via look-what-i-made).
Stenciled Easter eggs (via designimprovised).
Color block eggs (via frugalmomeh).
Nail polish Easter eggs (via bynumber19).
How to dye eggs whipped cream (via onlydecolove).
Metallic Easter eggs (via blog).
Vegetable-dyed eggs (via kitchentreaty).
Pretty pink Easter eggs (via lovelyclustersblog).
Paint splattered eggs (via squirrellyminds).
Painted eggs (via tinypainterblog).