You know how much fun it is to pop bubble wrap but did you know you can also use it to dye Easter Eggs? Let me show you how.

These gorgeous gilded Easter eggs are perfect for decorating your home with modern style.

You can make your own naturally dyed Easter Eggs using herbs along with a wider variety of natural dyes. See my easy tutorial for these botanical eggs.

Check out this fun new way to dye Easter eggs! This Tissue Paper Dyed Easter Eggs is  A Unique Easter Egg Dying Tutorial.

Instead of dying eggs for Easter, make these mess-free melted crayon Easter eggs instead! Your kids will love drawing on the eggs with crayons and watch the colors run together.

Dying Easter Eggs with whipped cream is similar to dying Easter Eggs with shaving cream except these are safe to eat.

 In our home little fingers aren’t creating beautiful eggs in bright colours any longer,  instead, egg decorating has become more elaborate,  and I  enjoy making these fancier shabby chic Easter eggs 

Do you love the look of spotted, speckled and marbled eggs? Read on to find out just how easy it is to make them. (Seriously, it’s so easy a 2-year-old can do it!)

Use these step-by-step tutorial instructions to learn how to decorate eggs using bubble wrap! This is an easy egg decorating idea that the whole family can master in minutes.

You can decoupage Easter Eggs with scrapbook paper, photos, napkins, flower petals or any other thin paper-like material. You can also dress up your eggs with ribbon, lace or bling or put them on candlesticks surrounded by Easter decor.

Have a Pokemon fan in your house?  Make these Pokemon Easter eggs for their Easter egg hunt this year.

If you don’t have a colorful dye kit but still want to decorate some last-minute eggs for Easter, then simply raid your office supplies drawer for some highlighters and markers for a quick and easy way to add some color to your eggs! How cute are these Highlighter Easter Eggs?

Whether you are into the farmhouse look or want a more natural way to dye your Easter eggs (especially if you are eating them), this is an easy to follow how-to.

I’m excited to share with you our process of how to tie dye Easter Eggs the easy way, because honestly, it doesn’t have to be complicated! Most importantly, it should be easy and fun!

If you or your child loves Hello Kitty these hard boiled Easter eggs will fit right in! These Hello Kitty Easter eggs are a fun and easy way to dress up Easter. Step out of the classic dyed eggs and give these designed eggs a try!

Pull out those plastic Easter Eggs and your vinyl scraps and lets decorate some Easter Eggs. Decorating plastic eggs is a fun and affordable way to make Easter Eggstraspecail! This is how I made some Cricut Easter eggs for the kids.

All you need is hard boiled eggs, rice and food coloring to make these vibrant colored Easter Eggs.

Beautiful and simple designs on Easter eggs with the help of a hot glue gun.

Wooden Easter Eggs painted with acrylic paint. Make your own family heirlooms to be passed down through generations.

Sometimes you just need a simple but fun idea that takes little time and results in something awesome, like these Rubber Band Easter Eggs.

Make tie dyed Easter Eggs with paper towels and food coloring. Such a pretty and unique Easter Egg.

How to dye Easter eggs using only tissue paper and water. It's so easy, the kids can do this by themselves.

DIY Easter eggs with washi tape to make the prettiest patterns!