My family really gets into dyeing Easter eggs. Despite being a crafter, I am not very successful at dyeing Easter eggs. My children try to encourage me, “Oh, Mama. Those are….nice. You did a …. nice… job.” (I have…nice….kids). Last year I found my secret weapon for an easy dyed Easter egg design. Whew! finally after almost 20 years.
In the past, I’ve shared some of my family’s favorite dyed eggs:
- Dyed Easter Eggs from a Store-Bought Kit
- Dyed Egg Designs (Easy to Make)
- Meet the Dumpty Family Easter Eggs
This trick may be the very easiest of all our dyed Easter egg designs.
Easy Dyed Easter Egg Design
I’ve tried using a wax crayon to create designs. Ahhhgn. I’ve tried using rubber bands to create designs. One was great the other 12+ were ahhhhgn. My new secret weapon? Adhesive paper reinforcement rings.
Simply stick the reinforcements on the egg and dye the egg in store-bought dye. You can put them on the egg and then place the egg in the dye for white circles. Or you can dye the egg a light color, let it dry and then add the reinforcements and dye the egg a darker color.
Just use your fingernail to smooth the reinforcements down well. It couldn’t be easier. I’ve stocked up on the adhesive reinforcement rings this year and now I can’t wait to dye more eggs next week.
Celebrating Easter can be both easy and fun with these tips:
- DIY Easter Gifts – quick, easy, frugal and uses recycled items
- Easy Easter Craft for Kids – fun and uses recycled items
- Easy Frugal Easter Treats
- Last-Minute Felt Easter Basket
- Easter Basket Stuffers – fun to make for kids or with kids
- Easy DIY Bunny Wash – a cute decoration
- Laundry Scoop Craft for Easter – an adorable decoration using recycled items
- Easter Ideas and Recipes – more than 25 Easter crafts, tips and recipes
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Holly @ Coconutheadsurvivalguide says
Hi Susan – How on earth did you figure this out? What a great idea! I wonder if you could use the circles to make other images. The only thing coming to mind right now is a snowman but hummm…. I really want to color Easter Eggs at your house! Hugs, Holly
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Winnie says
As we don’t celebrate Easter, dying eggs is not familiar here
I think it’s sooooooooooooo cute, and must be fun doing it.
I sure love the colors 🙂
Kami @ Sweet Charli says
OH!!!!! Why didn’t I think of this? What a genius idea! These are so much fun and my girls would love to make them! Thanks for sharing!
I’m stopping by from Artsy Fartsy 🙂
Kami @ http://www.sweetcharli.com
Cynthia L says
What a great idea! We love to decorate eggs, I think it is something that everyone should do, no matter what the age! Thanks for the great tip.
Deb @ Frugal Little Bungalow says
Great idea ! I love to do eggs with my grands 🙂
susan says
Deb, have fun this year dyeing eggs with your grandbabies!
Winnie says
This is new to me 🙂
As we don’t celebrate Easter, we also don’t dye eggs. But it’s so beautiful, and in way it’s very artistic
Corinne says
I didn’t realize it was this easy! Definitely trying this when we dye our eggs this year.
susan says
It was so easy and I loved the way the design turned out. Have fun with it, Corinne.