1Watercolor Tattoo Easter Eggs
Courtesy of Lia Griffith Create gorgeous Easter eggs so beautiful you'll want to use them as decor instead of hiding them in the grass. Place them in a mini nest atop your Easter dinnerware to add a festive feel to the tablescape.
Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.
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2Celebrity Easter Eggs
Studio DIY These beauties—made using temporary tattoo paper—are egg-cellent conversation starters. You can get Easter dinner going by announcing, "And you get a car!" just like Oprah. You and your family will have fun matching the faces to the sayings too.
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.
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3Nesting Easter Eggs
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4Palm Springs Easter Eggs
Studio DIY If you haven't been to see the famous midcentury modern doors of Palm Springs, put the city on your travel bucket list. In the meantime, use air-dry clay to make this retro-cute set of Easter eggs with strong Cali vibes.
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.
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5Papercut Flower Easter Egg Holders
Courtesy of Lia Griffith Don't want to mess with dyeing eggs? Skip it and set them in these pastel papercut egg holders instead. They make great place cards for Easter brunch—just add a name to the band—or a pretty display on the mantel when lined up in a row.
Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.
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6Marbled Easter Basket Name Tags
Courtesy of A Beautiful Mess Clay tags shaped like eggs are a craft you can create with your little ones or tweens. Knead together a few colors of air-dry clay to get the marble effect. And don't limit yourself: The name tags could also work as Easter tree ornaments or be grouped with string and a few bunny pom-poms to make an adorable garland.
Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.
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7Money Bag Easter Eggs
Studio DIY! No, you don't have to fill these balloons with real money (unless you want to). But chocolate coins and paper money will work just as well for your next Easter egg hunt.
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.
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8Hanging Pom-Pom Easter Eggs
Courtesy of Lia Griffith You'll get all the warm and fuzzy feelings when you spend an afternoon making plush Easter eggs to hang on your Easter tree or display around your home.
Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.
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9Rothko-Inspired Easter Eggs
Paper N Stitch If you're obsessed with modern art, lean into it by making these abstract Easter egg masterpieces. They're decorated with layers of color, similar to the ones American artist Mark Rothko used to create his famous field paintings. The best part? These are much less messy because you actually use colored pencils.
Get the tutorial at Paper N Stitch.
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10Dried Flower Easter Eggs
Jane Merritt You could display these stunning botanical eggs all spring. Making them is a fun opportunity to collect a few flowers in your backyard. Along with some food dye, they're all you need for this pretty DIY.
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.
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11Confetti Easter Eggs
Oh Joy! Celebrate the Easter holiday with hard-boiled eggs colorfully decorated in multicolor confetti. Save the extra and sprinkle it on the table for a little bit of fun during Easter brunch.
Get the tutorial at Oh Joy!
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12Temporary Tattoo Easter Eggs
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13Marbled Indigo Eggs
Alice and Lois Give your Easter eggs a stunning marbled effect with bold indigo nail polish. It's easier than it sounds—you just swirl it in water.
Get the tutorial at Alice and Lois.
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14Painterly Eggs
Frau-liebling To nail this DIY, sketch out your design in pencil first, then trace over your illustration with a marker or thin paintbrush.
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15Washi Tape Eggs
Courtesy of Lovely Indeed Washi tape: Meet the fastest, easiest, and most fun way to get a lot of color and texture on your Easter eggs—without any mess.
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16Mudcloth Eggs
Alice and Lois To recreate this bold design on your own Easter eggs, you just need a steady hand and a lot of patience. They're a striking departure from the usual pastels.
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17Color-Blocked Eggs
Oh So Beautiful Paper 18Sprinkle Easter Eggs
Williams Sonoma Fun and tasty, this DIY craft brings in sprinkles and begs for you to add a side of ice cream.
Get the tutorial at Let's Mingle.
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19Onion Skin Dye Eggs
Wee Gallery Give your eggs an earthy vibe with this tutorial that uses onion skins as a natural dye. Then add some dimension details drawn in black permanent marker—easy!
Get the tutorial at Wee Gallery.
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20Multicolor Glitter Eggs
Oh Joy Coat them in a patchwork of superfine glitter, and your eggs will shimmer and shine at this year's Easter egg hunt.
Get the tutorial at Oh Joy.
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Angela Belt is the contributing Assistant Shopping Editor at House Beautiful. She's also an interior designer and is the host of her own podcast, The Mood Board. When it comes to design, she's an esteemed expert with some of her work also appearing in HGTV, Better Homes & Gardens, The Washington Post, and more.
Kelly Allen is the Associate Editor at House Beautiful, where she creates design, culture, and travel content online and in the magazine. She’s been on the team since 2019, writing features on dreamy TV sets and movie filming locations, in-depth city guides, and inspiring home tours. From researching ethereal estates to discovering can’t-miss set decoration details onscreen, she’s always eager to answer burning pop culture questions through a design lens. In her five-year career, she’s built a strong network of designers across disciplines to tap for their invaluable expertise. Her background includes honing reporting skills while tackling viral news for Delish and contributing to Cosmopolitan’s entertainment coverage. When she’s not watching every new film and TV show, she’s browsing vintage home stores, attending industry events, and wandering around New York City—highlighting it all on Instagram.
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