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I dread dying Easter eggs. Like seriously. I dislike the whole process. I am an instantaneous gratification type of gal. Hard boiling the eggs, waiting for the to cool, trying to keep my fingers from being a rainbow of color. The whole thing is exhausting. Have no fear! I have some super easy and fun ways to help you! Try creating and decorating Easter Eggs with Crayola Colors!
Winter still has southwest Missouri in her tight grasp and we care experiencing one heck of an ice storm as I write this post. While at Wal-mart stocking up on bread, milk and other staples, I headed over to the Crayola aisle to pick up some boredom busters. {Thank you, #CollectiveBias!}
I settled on the Crayola 96ct. Crayons, Crayola 24ct. Sidewalk Chalk and Crayola 10ct Washable Kid’s Paint and some plastic eggs for our Easter egg project.
Hidden Message Eggs with Crayons
These Hidden Message Eggs are super fun to create! Start by writing your message on your egg with a white Crayola crayon.
Then paint over the egg and crayon with the Crayola Washable Paint. After the egg is covered, buff with a clean paper towel to create a “dyed” egg look! This will reveal the hidden message!
Erasable Chalkboard Eggs
For these eggs, I simply painted the plastic eggs with chalkboard paint and started playing around with the sidewalk chalk!
And now Reed’s creation…
Painted Tie Dye Eggs
These little guys turned out to be a fortuitous mistake! I asked Reed to rinse his paint brush between colors. While the Crayola Washable Paint is still wet and the paintbrush has water on it, it create these cool Painted Tie Dye eggs!
The possibilities are endless when using Crayola for these #ColorfulCreations!
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What creative methods do you use for decorating Easter Eggs?
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