7 Gorgeously Unconventional DIY Easter Eggs

Most DIY Easter egg decorating ideas out there are specifically geared towards little ones. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with that. But the big kids and adults deserve the chance to have a little artistic Easter fun, too! While more traditional eggs just involve a little bit of dye, some plastic cups, and many a stained finger, I thought it might be fun to get a little adventurous this year.

These DIY Easter eggs aren’t necessarily kid-friendly, unless you’ve got a little Picasso on your hands, but they’ll definitely inspire you to try your own egg decorating this year.

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1. DIY Emoji Easter Eggs

Everyone loves Emoji’s. They’re cute, yellow, and have the ability to express pretty much any silly thing you’ve ever felt. Some colorful craft paint, a few markers, boiled eggs, and a bit of artistic imagination and you can fill your Easter baskets with a few of these fun little guys.

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2. DIY Inspirational Sharpie Easter Eggs

Inspirational and faith-based, these gorgeous eggs are super simple but still awesome. Dyed normally, the eggs can be decorated using simple saying, scriptures, or simplistic designs.

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3. DIY Temporary Tattoo Easter Eggs

Half awesome hack and half gorgeous design, these eggs utilize temporary tattoos to make them look awesome. The entire process is super easy. After your eggs are boiled, either kept bare oo colored to your heart’s content, you apply the tattoos the same way you would on skin.

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4. DIY Crescent Moon Easter Eggs

I especially love these eggs because they remind me of a cartoon I used to watch as a kid. As a grown up, these crescent moon designs are even cooler. Using a bit of painter’s tape cut into crescent designs and some pink paint, these Easter eggs are easily made and super fun to look at.

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5. DIY Confetti Dipped Easter Eggs

Pretty pastels dipped in gold confetti, what could be better? Instead of being dyed, these eggs are covered in pastel craft paint then half dipped in a pile of gold confetti before the paint dries. The entire project is super simple but looks absolutely incredible.

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6. DIY Abstract Easter Eggs

These gorgeous eggs are super easy to create, mostly because they don’t have a specific design. Acrylic paint and your imagination are all you need to let out your inner artist.

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7. DIY Spray Painted Easter Eggs

Making these spraypainted Easter eggs is bound to cause a mess, which is why it’s probably best to complete this tutorial outside. Still, the gorgeously bright colors and cool simplicity of the project are what make these eggs so awesome.

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A city girl currently living it up in the south with my little family. I love baking, hoarding makeup, and daydreaming. If I'm not writing, I'm probably trying to think up weird pizza recipes or watching Property Brothers.