Easy DIY Easter Eggs: A Fun Way to Decorate your Easter Table

Easter is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than by getting creative with DIY Easter eggs? The classic method of dyeing eggs is a must-try for any Easter enthusiast. So, roll up your sleeves, gather your tools, and let's dive into making an egg-citing DIY idea for your table setting this Easter. 

What you need:

• Unpeeled, hard-boiled eggs (cooled to room temperature)
• Food coloring
• White vinegar
• Water
• Tablespoon
• Paper towels
• A medium bowl or a quart container (one for each color)
• Optional: Gloves (to prevent staining your hands)

How to do:

• Wash the eggs with water and wipe before dyeing

• In each cup, mix 1 cup of warm water with 1 tablespoon of white vinegar (vinegar helps the dye adhere to eggshell)

• Add several drops of food coloring into the water-vinegar mixture and use a spoon to mix until it is well combined

• Carefully lower an egg into the dye mixture using a spoon and make sure the egg is fully submerge

• Soak the eggs in the dye mixture for a few hours or until they reach your desired color

• Once the eggs have reached the desired color, carefully remove them from the dye mixture using a spoon

• Place them on a paper towel to dry completely before displaying them

With these simple instructions, you can create your own stunning and colorful Easter eggs using food coloring. Get creative with different color combinations and decorating techniques to make your eggs truly unique and eye-catching.

Happy egg-dyeing!